The Sustainability Transitions Research Network (STRN) was inaugurated in 2009 at the 1st European Conference on Sustainability Transitions in Amsterdam with the purpose of …
The ambition of energy policy has long been to reduce carbon emissions, secure energy supply and provide affordable energy services. In recent years an increasing number of …
The rapid decarbonisation of heat remains a challenging energy and climate policy priority. In this study, after screening 461 global case studies, we examine four national household …
Consumers are no longer mere adopters of small-scale renewable energy technologies (S- RETs) such as solar, pellet and heat-pump technologies. Prosumers create new technology …
This article argues that citizens play a key role in sustainability transitions: Citizens have unique knowledge on why social problems occur and experiment with possible solutions to …
S Hyysalo, JK Juntunen - Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2024 - Elsevier
The detailed studies of adoption and user activities indicate that continuous alterations accompany the proliferation of new technology, yet diffusion theory and system change …
Domestic heating systems require a rapid shift to low-carbon options to meet global climate targets. We analyse a heat pump transition in two contrasting case studies: Finland and the …
Comprehensive energy retrofits by households and housing companies have been recognised as important means for emission reductions. However, the diffusion of …
S Nyborg, I Røpke - Energy Research & Social Science, 2015 - Elsevier
Over the last 10 years, the smart grid and heat pumps have increasingly gained attention in Denmark as an integral part of the low carbon transition of the energy system. The main …