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Sussex Energy Group

Sussex Energy Group | 923 followers on LinkedIn. Influencing policy and shaping debates | The Sussex Energy Group (SEG) is an interdisciplinary group of energy policy research based at the University of Sussex Business School. We produce world-leading research addressing energy policy''s grand challenges. We are one of the world''s largest groups of energy policy

The SEG@COP26 Seminar Series: Oct 19

In November, the UK hosts the delayed United Nations COP26 climate change summit. During the build-up, and over the COP itself, the Sussex Energy Group will be presenting highlights of SPRU research in the SEG@COP26 seminar series that are relevant to the themes of these crucial global negotiations. The series encompasses the breadth of sustainability

Sussex Energy Group : Research Review

Sussex Energy Group. How to reduce energy use for a successful transition to net-zero. Research from the Sussex Energy Group (SEG) is tackling key questions about how to reduce society''s demand for, and use of, energy. Using less energy is not only important to households concerned about rapidly rising bills. It''s also vital for a fair

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

The Sussex Energy Group''s Dr Abigail Martin, said: "We bring a strong emphasis on the value of bringing together different stakeholders – and especially giving voice to host communities and workers – in key locations where public and private investment is targeting technological change.

New co-director appointed to Sussex Energy Group

Dr Matthew Lockwood has been announced as the new co-director of the Sussex Energy Group (SEG) replacing Professor Benjamin Sovacool who steps down after five years in the post. Dr Lockwood, a political

Energy & Climate Seminar Archive : Events : Sussex Energy Group

She was Co-Director of the Sussex Energy Group from April 2017 until August 2021, and inaugural Course Director of SPRU''s online MSc in Energy Policy in 2018/19. Karoline joined SPRU in November 2013 from the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (Fraunhofer ISI) in Karlsruhe, Germany, where she has been working on energy and

Energy Policy MSc | Online Masters Course

Through live group seminars and exclusive networking events, you will meet some of the world''s leading experts in energy policy and connect with fellow classmates from around the world. Furthermore, you will have the ability to shape your assessments according to your interests and current topics, by selecting case studies relevant to your

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

During his ''State of the Nation address'' last week South Africa''s President Jacob Zuma promised to do "everything we can" to resolve the country''s energy challenge, including: to develop a large nuclear fleet; construct yet more coal-fired power plants; importRead more ›

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

The beauty of a heat pump is that they can have efficiencies of up to 300%, i.e. one unit of electrical energy can deliver three units of heat energy. Norway is a country that has championed the installation of heat pumps and indeed the greatest penetration of heat pumps in Europe is in Scandinavian countries.

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

In late 2020, there was a flurry of announcements about climate change and energy – first a ten-point plan for a ''Green Industrial Revolution''[i] followed a few weeks later by a much–delayed energy White Paper[ii]. Nuclear power figures prominently in both narratives, withRead more ›

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

The UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced £15 million of funding for the next phase of energy demand research in the UK. A new Energy Demand Research Centre, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), will be led by Professor Mari Martiskainen at

Energy and Society Archives

On Wednesday 08 November the Sussex Energy Group held its annual keynote address – always a major event on the University of Sussex Business School''s calendar. This year we were fortunate enough to have Chris Stark as our keynote speaker. Follow

Sussex Energy Group

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Planning for economic recovery

As part of a webinar series for the CREDS project, a team of researchers led by the Sussex Energy Groups''s Tim Foxon, examined how Brighton and the North of Tyne Combined Authority could use Local Green New Deals to provide this investment, while also responding to the Net Zero Challenge. Here''s what they found. Follow Sussex Energy Group .

Energy Governance and Policy Archives

We are delighted to announce that Emma Pinchbeck, Chief Executive of Energy UK, will deliver the 2024 Sussex Energy Group Keynote Lecture! Follow Sussex Energy Group. Posted in Energy Governance and Policy. Making Sussex a Net Zero region:

New Co-Director for the Sussex Energy Group

Dr Mari Martiskainen has joined the leadership team of the Sussex Energy Group (SEG) as Co-Director. Professor Karoline Rogge has stepped down as Co-Director to focus on the demands of her expanding research portfolio such as the new EMPOCI project, and will remain an important member of SEG.. SEG is a long established, growing group of

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

Reducing the amount of energy we use will be key to cutting emissions and reaching net zero, but energy demand reduction measures also have a range of co-benefits which can help to improve citizens'' wellbeing, such as improved health outcomes and local job creation. Read more ›Follow Sussex Energy Group

Sussex Energy Group Keynote Lecture 2024

Emma Pinchbeck, Chief Executive of Energy UK, will deliver the 2024 Sussex Energy Group Keynote Lecture on 4 December 2024, 5:00-6:00pm GMT at the Royal Leonardo Hotel Brighton Waterfront.. The Sussex Energy Group Keynote Lecture is an annual event hosted by one of the largest independent social science energy policy research groups in the world.. Emma

Matthew Lockwood appointed as co-director to Sussex Energy Group

Dr Matthew Lockwood has been announced as the new co-director of the Sussex Energy Group replacing Professor Benjamin Sovacool who steps down after five years in the post. Dr Lockwood, a political economy of climate and energy policy expert and former adviser to the UK government and Greater London Authority, will join Dr Mari Martiskainen and Dr

Sussex Energy Group at SPRU

Emily Cox is a PhD researcher with the Sussex Energy Group at the University of Sussex, researching electricity security in the context of a low-carbon transition. She is developing a methodology which can be used to assess low-carbon transition pathways for their resilience, affordability and sustainability.

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