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Lockdown Lifestyle: Does Working from Home Reduce Carbon Emissions?

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Up until recently, only an estimated 9% of Americans have teleworked more than once a week. Slow adoption of teleworking has been due to a lack of consensus around its environmental benefits, the perception among workers that not being visible…

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Sussex Energy Group Launches Trio of Horizon 2020 Projects

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Marquee climate events like COP 26 have been notably sidelined by this year’s dramatic public health emergency. However, research projects across the globe have persisted through the pandemic, continuing to conduct their necessary work tackling decarbonisation targets across the globe.…

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Posted in All Posts, Energy and Society, Energy geographies, Energy Innovation and Digitalisation, Just and Sustainable Transitions to Net Zero

Making sure organisations’ climate change targets are not part of a zero-sum game

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Dr Andrea Smith’s thesis, What factors – external and internal – influence a firm’s choice of voluntary greenhouse gas mitigation activities?, investigated the role of renewable electricity contractual instruments (green tariffs, renewable electricity certificates, etc) in businesses’ climate change strategies.…

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Posted in Energy infrastructure, Energy systems and supply technology, renewables

MODERNITY WITHOUT ITS CLOTHES: THE PANDEMIC CRISIS SHINES A LIGHT ON FUTILITIES OF CONTROL

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With so many self-appointed pundits (like me!) currently locked down with their laptops, the present rush of commentary on how to pivot to the coronavirus crisis is hardly surprising. Beyond the general news and commentary, scores of articles are exploding…

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Posted in All Posts, Energy Governance and Policy, Just and Sustainable Transitions to Net Zero

Using academia to influence policy: reflections on one year at the Energy Saving Trust

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Our FAIR Research Fellow Max Lacey-Barnacle shares his experiences working in policy, and how the experience interlinks with academia. After moving from academia into policy work after completing my PhD, my time at the Energy Saving Trust (EST) as a…

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