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The role of policy in reducing household carbon emissions

As we have seen from the recent wave of climate protests, even one individual – a 16-year old Swedish girl called Greta Thunberg – can make a huge difference when it comes to tackling climate change. If every household contributed

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The Sufficiency Test

The eceee 2019 Summer Study had the title Is Efficient Sufficient? This, in itself, was exciting.

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Celebrating small wins

Marie Claire Brisbois, Lecturer in Energy Policy at SPRU joined us in 2018 and runs Powershifts, a project investigating the impact that decentralised renewable energy initiatives are having on existing policy decisions.

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Heads or tails: achieving Net Zero by 2050

Blog by Claire Copeland Another climate report and another urgent call for action, along with a dizzying array of graphs and figures. The Committee on Climate Change (CCC), who advise the UK government on policies and planning for a low

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Transformative technologies in energy, buildings and transport

The event hosted by Sussex Energy Group on 7 February 2019 brought together high-level professionals in industry, government and academia to discuss the topic of transformative technologies in energy, buildings and transport.

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