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Marianne Ryghaug
Marianne Ryghaug
Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology/ Senior researcher SINTEF
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Sociotechnical agendas: Reviewing future directions for energy and climate research
BK Sovacool, DJ Hess, S Amir, FW Geels, R Hirsh, LR Medina, C Miller, ...
Energy Research & Social Science 70, 101617, 2020
3222020
Creating energy citizenship through material participation
M Ryghaug, TM Skjølsvold, S Heidenreich
Social studies of science 48 (2), 283-303, 2018
3222018
How energy efficiency fails in the building industry
M Ryghaug, KH Sørensen
Energy Policy 37 (3), 984-991, 2009
2632009
Public attitudes towards renewable energy technologies in Norway. The role of party preferences
H Karlstrøm, M Ryghaug
Energy policy 67, 656-663, 2014
1842014
Making sense of global warming: Norwegians appropriating knowledge of anthropogenic climate change
M Ryghaug, K Holtan Sørensen, R Næss
Public Understanding of Science 20 (6), 778-795, 2011
1672011
A transformative practice? Meaning, competence, and material aspects of driving electric cars in Norway
M Ryghaug, M Toftaker
Nature and Culture 9 (2), 146-163, 2014
1302014
The role of practical, cognitive and symbolic factors in the successful implementation of battery electric vehicles in Norway
L Ingeborgrud, M Ryghaug
Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 130, 507-516, 2019
1142019
Expanding the scope and implications of energy research: A guide to key themes and concepts from the Social Sciences and Humanities
L Ingeborgrud, S Heidenreich, M Ryghaug, TM Skjølsvold, C Foulds, ...
Energy Research & Social Science 63, 101398, 2020
1102020
Green and gendered? Cultural perspectives on the road towards electric vehicles in Norway
M Anfinsen, VA Lagesen, M Ryghaug
Transportation research part D: transport and environment 71, 37-46, 2019
1002019
A traveler’s guide to smart grids and the social sciences
TM Skjølsvold, M Ryghaug, T Berker
Energy Research & Social Science 9, 1-8, 2015
952015
Material participation and the smart grid: Exploring different modes of articulation
W Throndsen, M Ryghaug
Energy Research & Social Science 9, 157-165, 2015
902015
Should all cars be electric by 2025? The electric car debate in Europe
N Ortar, M Ryghaug
Sustainability 11 (7), 1868, 2019
892019
The role of competences, engagement, and devices in configuring the impact of prices in energy demand response: Findings from three smart energy pilots with households
TH Christensen, F Friis, S Bettin, W Throndsen, M Ornetzeder, ...
Energy Policy 137, 111142, 2020
882020
The global warming of climate science: Climategate and the construction of scientific facts
M Ryghaug, TM Skjølsvold
International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 24 (3), 287-307, 2010
802010
Creating transitions to electric road transport in Norway: The role of user imaginaries
M Ryghaug, M Toftaker
Energy Research & Social Science 17, 119-126, 2016
782016
Å bringe tekster i tale–mulige metodiske innfallsvinkler til tekstanalyse i statsvitenskap
M Ryghaug
Norsk statsvitenskapelig tidsskrift 18 (4), 303-327, 2002
782002
European island imaginaries: Examining the actors, innovations, and renewable energy transitions of 8 islands
TM Skjølsvold, M Ryghaug, W Throndsen
Energy Research & Social Science 65, 101491, 2020
762020
Orchestrating households as collectives of participation in the distributed energy transition: New empirical and conceptual insights
TM Skjølsvold, W Throndsen, M Ryghaug, IF Fjellså, GH Koksvik
Energy research & social science 46, 252-261, 2018
762018
Users, design and the role of feedback technologies in the Norwegian energy transition: An empirical study and some radical challenges
TM Skjølsvold, S Jørgensen, M Ryghaug
Energy Research & Social Science 25, 1-8, 2017
742017
Embedding smart energy technology in built environments: A comparative study of four smart grid demonstration projects
TM Skjølsvold, M Ryghaug
Indoor and Built Environment 24 (7), 878-890, 2015
712015
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