CURE researchers contributed papers on fuel poverty and energy vulnerability to a Special Issue of People, Place and Policy.
Tag: Vulnerability
Reflections on the AAG Annual Conference
Harriet Thomson reflects on the recent 2016 AAG Annual Conference held in San Francisco.
Exploring vulnerabilities in the Anthropocene: the energy-climate nexus
The EVALUATE team is organising a conference session on energy and climate vulnerability at the largest geography conference in the UK. Paper proposals need to reach us by the 11th of February!
EVALUATE project presented at the 2014 Fuel Poverty Research Symposium
EVALUATE/CURE research associate Sergio Tirado Herrero recently participated in an international symposium in Belfast, with a video introducing the aim and context of some of our recent work, as well as key results and emerging ideas on the spatially-contingent and multi-scalar nature of domestic energy deprivation in Europe.
Announcing a new project: Community Approaches to Retrofit in Manchester – CHARISMA
An estimated 75 to 80 per cent of the current housing stock in the UK will exist in 2050. There … More
Energy transitions and vulnerability – interactions with German audiences
Earlier this month I spoke at three different events in Germany, focusing on various aspects of the relationship between energy … More
A new wave of interest in energy vulnerability issues within European research and policy agendas
Earlier this month I had the opportunity to attend the kick-off meeting of the European Energy Research Alliance’s Joint Programme on … More
Call for participants – Energy vulnerability seminar in Manchester
By Saska Petrova A very limited number of places are still available for this three-day seminar at the University of … More
Fighting fuel poverty in Europe through common action
By Stefan Bouzarovski I recently gave a plenary talk on ‘Energy poverty in Eastern and Central Europe’ at the ‘Energy … More
Energy vulnerability factors and pathways: Towards a research agenda
By Saska Petrova Do have a look at this (currently open) call for papers for an early career researcher symposium – at … More