Although ENERGISE project ended at the end of 2019, researchers are still active in analysing its results. At the moment, 3 new papers are available below. All of them are open access, thus the entire version of the papers can be read for free:
GreenDependent Institute (GDI) held a workshop titled 'The human factor in energy consumption and climate change: Why do we use so much and how do we change it?' on 26th November to disseminate the results of ENERGISE for the Hungarian experts and discuss outcomes and their future application in Hungary with them.
In some ways, the ENERGISE project is an offspring of SCORAI Europe. Several researchers and practitioners in the ENERGISE project consortium as well as the ENERGISE Expert Panel have been long-term members of the SCORAI Europe community and have also been actively involved in the work of the organizing committee. So, what is SCORAI Europe?
As ENERGISE nears its completion date at the end of November, the ENERGISE team is considering and working on ways to ensure it has a longer term impact. One way to achieve this through the ENERGISE resources made available online, for example the ENERGISE policy briefs, our open access ENERGISE Living Lab materials, papers, deliverables, etc.
Goggins, G., Fahy, F., & Jensen, C. L. (2019). Sustainable transitions in residential energy use: Characteristics and governance of urban-based initiatives across Europe. Journal of Cleaner Production, 117776. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959652619326368?via%3Dihub
