How can different disciplines, from engineering to the social sciences and humanities, work together to address today’s energy challenges? Why are some research findings more easily adopted by policymakers than others? This interactive session ( at the eceee summer study
On 1 February 2017 SHAPE ENERGY took off and its consortium met for the first time in Cambridge (UK). The Global Sustainability Institute (Anglia Ruskin University) is leading this exciting European project, which they present here.
Global demand for energy will increase by almost 50% by the year 2040. Some of that demand is expected to be met by renewables, but a greater portion is likely to come from fossil fuels; oil, coal, and natural gas.
How important is it that energy stays cheap? We had a comment from Bódis, who believes that securing cheap energy is vital to keeping Europe competitive.
