Experiences of poverty can manifest in multiple aspects of everyday life, often in interlinking
ways. One example is 'double energy vulnerability', where a household faces both energy …

Industry builds energy scenarios to help plan and prepare for future uncertainties. Scenarios
are a key mechanism for mobilising shared socio-technical imaginations to directly inform …

The transition to a low-carbon world, coupled with energy supply uncertainties, has
heightened the urgency to better understand the experiences of vulnerable groups who lack …

With the public deeply embedded at the heart of the energy system, it is essential that any
transition is shaped by what is socially acceptable/desirable at local levels, taking account of …

The disruption associated with heat decarbonisation has been identified as a key
opportunity for hydrogen technologies in temperate countries and regions where …

Energy systems are changing rapidly, bringing new types of risks, and new forms of potential
disruption to energy supplies. Our growing dependence on energy, particularly electricity …

This article introduces a new methodology developed through the Digital Energy Futures
project, which created scenarios of relevance to Australia's energy sector for the years 2030 …

Low carbon geoenergy technologies are anticipated to occupy a range of roles in the
transition to a net zero carbon future, and there is growing acknowledgment and awareness …

To meet UK government targets and support the transition to net zero, the energy system will
need to decarbonize. In particular, buildings, as one of the largest sources of UK emissions …

Rural off-gas households, the highest carbon emitters in the UK, have largely been
overlooked in energy scholarship and policy, resulting in limited understanding of the ways …