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New policy brief from EVALUATE project

A new EVALUATE policy brief on the lived experienced of energy poverty is now available.

EVALUATE session and CURE presentations at 2017 RGS-IBG conference

CURE members convened two sessions and gave three presentations on energy vulnerability at the 2017 RGS-IBG conference.

Energy, geography

EVALUATE presentations in June

The EVALUATE team gave invited talks at several high profile events in June, as Harriet Thomson reports.

EVALUATE researcher awarded prestigious impact prize for early career research

Last week EVALUATE’s Harriet Thomson was awarded the Economic and Social Research Council’s Outstanding Early Career Impact Prize

Energy poverty, Impact

New EVALUATE paper: Spatializing Energy Justice

A new EVALUATE paper explores the complex spatial dimensions of energy justice, poverty and vulnerability.

EVALUATE presentations on energy poverty and gender

Exciting findings on the energy poverty-gender nexus, emerging from the EVALUATE project, have recently been presented.

An update on the energy poverty situation in Lithuania

Lithuanian Responsible Business Association hosted probably the first seminar on energy poverty in Lithuania. CURE’s Nora Mzavanadze reports

building renovation, district heating, electricity, energetika, energetikos politika, energetinis skurdas, Energy, energy efficiency, energy policy, Energy poverty, heating, heating prices, legislation, Lietuva, Lithuania, Poverty, retrofit, skurdas, šildymo kainos

Energy poverty spring tour

Over the past few months EVALUATE work has been presented at a number of international conferences, as Harriet Thomson reports.

Energy poverty, EPOV

PhD studentship now available: New cityscapes of micro-energy storage

We are pleased to announce this unique opportunity to work on a fully-funded trans-discplinary research project at the University of Manchester.

batteries, cities, energy storage, PhD

EVALUATE team to host new European Energy Poverty Observatory

A new information hub led by EVALUATE project researchers extends the reach and impact of existing research

Energy poverty, Europe, fuel poverty

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