Who’s adopting solar panels & EVs in the UK? Research shows your socioeconomic background plays a big role. Inequalities in adoption persist, highlighting the need for inclusive policies.
From @ACBurlinson@ADavillas.
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https://t.co/EjONjpg8dH
New study reveals socioeconomic factors like parental occupation & education significantly influence low-carbon tech adoption in the UK. Disparities persist despite overall growth.
From @ACBurlinson@ADavillas.
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https://t.co/04y6ozOA5P
Tackling the inequality in adopting low-carbon technologies, like electric cars and solar panels, is paramount to achieving 2050 net-zero targets, according to a new report from Sheffield researchers:
https://t.co/lRa2N4J58H
UK government urged to tackle inequality in 'low-carbon tech' like solar panels and electric cars https://t.co/4G2EYjW5xC via @techxplore_com Available open access: https://t.co/BXfINuJisq
Our Head of Policy Matt is in @MailOnline. He speaks about heat pumps, ‘It's critical that support mechanisms are accessible, particularly for vulnerable and low-income households, if our energy transition is to be fair and affordable.’ https://t.co/vvfWRcO1lq
Our Head of Policy Matt is in @MailOnline. He speaks about heat pumps, ‘It's critical that support mechanisms are accessible, particularly for vulnerable and low-income households, if our energy transition is to be fair and affordable.’ https://t.co/vvfWRcO1lq
Our new paper with @ACBurlinson and
Monica Giulietti is now available in Energy Economics!
Open access.
Socioeconomic inequality in low-carbon technology adoption https://t.co/pdlgoTwJq3
🌟Fully Funded PhD (@ESRC@wrssdtp): Tackle Energy Affordability & Debt! @sheffielduni, in partnership with @Ofgem & @NEA_UKCharity.💡Theoretical and econometric research about UK energy consumers. ➡️Apply by March 9th: https://t.co/XVLFUlIwqH - search "#welfare#effects"
Festival of the Mind returns to Sheffield!
With over 40 FREE events, @festivalmind will see @sheffielduni researchers bring their pioneering research to life through immersive exhibitions, films, performances & more.
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#FOTM2024
The Distributional Effects of Gas Price Volatility and Potential Policy Mitigation | Webinar | 20 September 2024
Chaired by @seanfennis, this @ccp_uea webinar brings together studies by @GMonicaEU, @ACBurlinson, @michaeltharker & @PaulaKohn1
Register here: https://t.co/FuYPuf2PbR
💡 We also consider the potential changes in the roles of government and the regulator in implementing the energy transition, particularly during periods of higher energy prices.