Low carbon technologies and the grid: Analysing regulation and transit... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Here, broken down into a thread, is a copy of my last post on X. 1. This is my farewell post. I am not deleting this account, as I don’t want to lose the archive, and I don’t want my name taken by imposters. But, for as long as Musk owns the platform, I’ll no longer use it.

The Energy Demand Research Centre has now joined BlueSky!! I am part of the Governance Theme researching trust building in energy system governance.

🤔 How do we enhance people’s quality of life whilst also meeting our emissions reduction targets? Our 'Futures' research theme seeks to understand the complex process of transformative change that will be needed to deliver a large-scale reduction in energy demand: www.edrc.ac.uk/research/fut...

🔄 Adapting to change is key to a sustainable energy future. The Flexibility theme explores the solutions that can deliver effective and equitable demand-side flexibility. Explore our Flexibility theme: www.edrc.ac.uk/research/fle...

🏠 How does location impact energy demand? The Place Theme focuses on the potential of a place-based lens to accelerate progress by designing place appropriate pathways grounded in the skills, culture, resources, technologies and services of those places: www.edrc.ac.uk/research/pla...

📜Effective governance is key to deliver a low energy future. Our Governance theme investigates the challenges of delivering a low energy future identifying politically feasible routes to overall energy demand reduction and decarbonisation. Explore our Governance theme: www.edrc.ac.uk/research/gov...

⚖️ Energy demand reductions must result in a more equitable energy system. The Equity theme research delivers insights on how energy demand and governance solutions impact individuals and communities, ensuring a fair transition to a low-carbon future: www.edrc.ac.uk/research/equ...

In the Clean Power Plan, one of the five functions of Great British Energy is to provide support to deliver the Local Power Plan. Our latest blog highlights the governance gap that creates a planning approach insufficient to achieve the pace required for net zero: ukerc.ac.uk/news/acceler...

New report out today from POST on planning for net zero post.parliament.uk/research-bri...

📢 New article led by @hkpoulter.bsky.social for @ukerc.bsky.social shows how local & regional energy systems in GB can drive the energy transition. But a governance gap slows progress. Coherent planning is key to unlock their potential & achieve #NetZero 🌍⚡ authors.elsevier.com/c/1kFYO7tZ6a...