Home › Archive for All Posts › Page 34
Blog Archives

Energy Performance Certificates and renting in Brighton – From “nice to know” to improved houses?

Posted on by Paula Kivimaa — 4 Comments ↓
Photograph of paula kivimaa

Usually as a researcher I base my insights on the research and systematic empirical studies I carry out. However, on this particular occasion, the insights are of a more personal nature. Having started to do research on building energy efficiency…

Read more ›

Tagged with: , , , , , , , ,
Posted in All Posts, CIED, Community Energy, Housing, Sussex and local

Paris warms up for climate event of the decade – Our Common Future under Climate Change

Posted on by Emily Cox — No Comments ↓
People on stage at the Our Common Future Under Climate Change conference

Last week, more than 2000 climate change researchers gathered in Paris for the ‘Our Common Future under Climate Change’ conference, an enormous and prestigious event as part of the preparations for the COP21 climate negotiations in Paris later this year.…

Read more ›

Tagged with: , , , , , , , ,
Posted in All Posts, Fossil fuels, policy, renewables

Are concepts like Europeanisation and multi-level governance still useful in thinking about energy policy in Europe?

Posted on by Ralitsa Hiteva — No Comments ↓

Reflections on the inaugural UACES CRN EU Energy Policy workshop by Ralitsa Hiteva   I was lucky enough to take part of the UACES (The academic association for contemporary European Studies) Collaborative Research Network’s (CRN) inaugural EU Energy Policy workshop…

Read more ›

Tagged with: , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Posted in All Posts, policy

The scrapping of the zero carbon homes undermines trust in government’s commitment to energy efficiency

Posted on by Florian Kern — No Comments ↓

The government’s decision to scrap the zero carbon homes target plus the equivalent for non-domestic houses is a major setback for achieving a low carbon UK and will undermine the credibility of the policy mix on building energy efficiency and…

Read more ›

Tagged with: , , , , , ,
Posted in All Posts, CIED, Housing, News

How Scotland could make the most of its energy efficiency policies (and why the rebound effect could be a good thing)

Posted on by Bettina Zenz — No Comments ↓

CIED project partners at the Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) at University of Strathclyde together with Climate XChange recently held an event ‘How Scotland could make the most of its energy efficiency policies.’ Hosted by the Scottish Government, the event…

Read more ›

Tagged with: , , , , , , ,
Posted in All Posts, CIED, Guest Blog

Follow Sussex Energy Group on Twitter

Disclaimer

The views and opinions expressed here are solely those of the individual authors and do not represent Sussex Energy Group.

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 96 other subscribers.

Archives

Subscribe to Sussex Energy Group's quarterly newsletter