In this interview, Energy-SHIFTS co-lead Dr. Rosie Robison looks back on the project and explains her lessons learnt on developing a EU funded project leading a team
We launched our masterclasses series for stakeholders from different fields (policyworkers, NGOs, energy technologists, media) in October-December 2020. This blogpost by Jagiellonian University explores some of the lessons learnt. Masterclasses as a space for co-producing adequate and applicable knowledge Science (including social science) is becoming ever
Energy-SHIFTS partner Jagiellonian University led our four citizen debates, and they present lessons learnt in this blogpost. What are the Citizen Debates? And How we have managed to launch them The Energy-SHIFTS project aims to disseminate knowledge about the role of society in the energy transition
Based on her research Vivien Kizilcec shows in this poster the metodology she applied on her studies on examining the costumers journey The aim of my research is to advance our understanding of the entire pay-as-you-go (PAYG) solar home system (SHS) customer journey in East Africa
Ami Crowther as a PhD researcher at the School of Education, Environment and Development at Manchester University developed this poster showing how her research focuses on the key role of citizen and institutions associated with energy systems. Cities are increasingly considered key sites for low-carbon transitions
Olga Koretskaya focuses in her research on how could academic literature generate potential social impact using sustainability transformations beyond capitalism and find new ways to improve societal debate in different fields This PhD project focuses on makers and makerspaces in urban economies and their potential to
Robert Wade, PhD Student at School of Natural and Built Environment, Queen’s University Belfast describes in this blogpost how critital the distributions of property rights in renewable energy production lands are. The relatively extensive spatial requirements of renewable energy technologies means that landowners whose land is
In this blogpost Anaïs Varo, PhD candidate at University of Girona explains, based on her research, the impact of energy precarity research from academic, policy and dissemination impact My research is focus on energy precarity, understood as energy deprivation situations not often included in energy poverty phenomena, through intersectionality lens.
How to move forward with the energy transition remains by and large a technical and economical debate. Yet Social Science and Humanity Researchers are convinced that justice and inclusion are crucial to the progress of this transition. As part of the Energy-SHIFTS policy fellowship programme, DRIFT researcher Nena Bode took on the role of
The whole project and experience highlighted the importance of collaboration between experts working in different fields
