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01.06.21

Considering the Sixth Carbon Budget as a case study for an NDC – a strategic look at COP26

 The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) published its advice on the Sixth Carbon budget (2033-2037) last December, providing the analytical underpinning for the U...
01.06.21

Citizen participation: promoting or prohibiting a green recovery and just transition?

 The panel discussion contributes to the theme: Consumers & energy publics: public attitudes and acceptance, social movements, workers, civil society organizatio...
31.01.19

Expanding the World’s Natural Gas Pipeline Networks: Economics and Geopolitics

 Tatiana Mitrova, SKOLKOVA Business School Expanding the World's Natural Gas Pipeline Networks: Economics and Geopolitics
07.11.18

Climate Change Scenarios

 Prof Jim Skea,   IPPC IPCC Special Report on Global warming of 1.5°C
20.09.18

Do people matter? Can we get to a low carbon, secure and affordable system without their engagement?

 Richard Hoggett, University of Exeter The energy system is entering a period of fundamental change, in respect to supply, demand and control systems, mainly dr...
19.09.18

BEIS Heat Networks Consumer Survey

 Philip Cole, BEIS The Department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) are supporing investment in heat networks as a means of decarbonising heatin...
19.09.18

The use of consumer data for optimizing smart grids for electricity and district heating

 Carl Dalhammar, Lund University The Smart Cities Accelerator (SCA) project is an InterReg project that involves a number of Swedish and Danish municipalities a...
19.09.18

Experimenting with Heat Plans to discover how to help businesses and governments harness energy services to build an energy system people will want to pay for

 Matthew Lipson, Energy Systems Catapult There is a growing consensus that we need to put consumers at the heart of the energy system if we are to transform it ...
19.09.18

Consumers and Citizens: the Political Economy of Nuclear Power

 Gordon MacKerron, SPRU, University of Sussex Summary Nuclear power is the most political of energy technologies, and is also of high economic significance, wi...
19.09.18

Modelling fuel demand of heterogeneous industrial consumers

 Paolo Agnolucci, University College London (UCL) No economic sector incorporates more heterogeneity in the typology of energy consumers than the industrial sec...
19.09.18

Exploring socioeconomic and temporal characteristics of British and German residential energy demand

 Russell McKenna, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology The British and German residential sectors account for similar fractions of national energy demand and carbo...
19.09.18

Diversity behind the meter – machine learning from household activities

 Phil Grunewald, University of Oxford, Environmental Change Institute As the conference theme states, consumers use energy "without knowing or wanting to know m...
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