The study I ran in January tested hybrid ways to keep warm using less energy. Electric heated seat covers & battery heated gilets great for keeping warm in lower air temperatures & use a tiny amount of electricity theprospectory.com/2022/04/05/dom…

Heat Pump Association (HPA) Heat Geek Richard Lowes Heat Pumps Today Jo Alsop, The Heating Hub I'm an experimental psychologist running a study this winter on people's thermal comfort in their home. Keen to recruit more heat pump homes. Can you pass on the word. Thankyou. theprospectory.com/thermal-comfor…

Have a browse of our brand-new website for the Energy Demand Research Centre (EDRC).

edrc.ac.uk

Find out about our team, themes, projects & upcoming launch event. Launch registration here: bit.ly/3QOJOT5.

Follow our social media for more upcoming posts!

New blog: Rishi Sunak’s revision of net-zero policies under the guise of helping the British people will not to do that, nor will it help the planet. CREDS
UCL Energy Institute UCL Inst. for Environmental Design and Engineering UCL Public Policy
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New blog about the Energy Demand Research Centre & our main work programme. We will focus on Futures, Flexibility, Place, Governance, and Equity as main research themes. We also have 4 key challenges & a Flexible Fund for further initiatives. #energydemand #energytwitter

I'm delighted to lead the new Energy Demand Research Centre w. Prof Sara Walker BSc MSc PhD PGCE working w. John Barrett Jacopo Torriti Greg Marsden Dr Kate Pangbourne FHEA FRGS CMILT #WIASN Prof Karen Turner & many others + funder UK Research and Innovation. Energy demand reduction is essential in reaching net zero #energydemand #energypolicy

Teaser: Paper coming out in Nature Energy on Monday, main author @mmbuchs. Can drastic energy demand and emissions reductions be fair, to allow people out of energy poverty too? Yes, if the emissions of high consumers are targeted, which many find fair. pls RT!

really excited to be offering this PhD on decision making for energy demand reduction with Louise Reardon INLOGOV and me Birmingham Energy funded through CREDS - studying governance for, and actors in, decarbonisation:
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How to govern reductions in energy use? How can demand-side interventions be integrated into net zero strategies? What can we learn from energy crises?

Still time to apply for a PhD with Rebecca Willis myself & Climate Citizens team. Deadline Fri 21 April

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Right then - who wants to do a PhD with me, Janine Morley & the Climate Citizens team?

Looking at what we can learn from energy crises to inform net zero strategy - with a particular focus on governance of demand management

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Deadline 21 April - please share

Does anyone else dress like they're going to the artic - minus snowboots, gloves and hat - when working from home? Or is it just me? #WFH

How do you keep #warm when #WFH ?

If you are UK-based & worked from home, at least some of the time, over the last two winters I'd like to invite you to share your experience & ways of keeping warm in an online research interview:
janinemorley.com/participate/
#energy #heating

Will you keep warm in a different way this year? As part of CREDS research, I am taking stock of how UK residents kept warm over the past two years, a time when many spent longer at home.

Please consider taking part in a survey or online interview:
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New Commentary! Clothing: The First Layer of Personal Comfort by Janine Morley

How might the potential of clothing be better harnessed, as part of an alternative, personal comfort paradigm? Read to explore: buff.ly/3SfaGKc

Clothing is changing to improve body-centred personal comfort.
Janine Morley explains how clothing & personal comfort systems ( #PCS ) can transform how thermal comfort is achieved whilst delivering energy savings & increased satisfaction.
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