So far, my experience through the COVID-19 can be summarised into two activities- webinars and authoring books. Indeed, the Pandemic has undoubtedly negatively impacted many people in the different parts of the globe. On a positive note, however, it has presented an opportunity for me to organise, and take part in more online events like webinars and conferences. For instance, before the Pandemic, we had planned at the Hub to organise an international conference in Kampala, focused on, ‘Energy Transitions in Africa’. With the travel restrictions that characterised the Pandemic, we decided to host this conference online. Interestingly, we had over 700 people register, and more than 300 people attending the conference (we had initially planned to have around 200 people). Although the Pandemic meant that we could not network with people face to face, it at the same time, provided an opportunity to reach out and involve a broad online audience, from the different parts of the globe. Besides this major e-conference, I have hosted over 20 webinars (personal webinars & Hub webinars), interviewing various experts from the different parts of the world. I have also networked a lot, hence electronically meeting many interesting people.