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Energy poverty, vulnerability and system resilience

E33 – Energy Transition in India: Empowering Communities with Rachita Misra, SELCO Foundation

Embark on a transformative journey with Rachita Misra (SELCO Foundation), as she unveils a vision for a sustainable energy future in India. From combating unequal access to resources to empowering communities through energy, Rachita shares her insights on adapting to India’s diverse needs and addressing the challenges posed by increasing air conditioning demand. Join us on Energ’ethic for an inspiring conversation that explores the transformative power of sustainable energy in shaping India’s path towards a more inclusive future.

24 May 2023 No Comments

Energy poverty, vulnerability and system resilience

Energ’Ethic Energy Transition in India: Empowering Communities with Rachita Misra, SELCO Foundation

In this episode of Energ’Ethic, we are delighted to have Rachita Misra (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachita-misra-05639032/), the dynamic Associate Director (Knowledge and Advocacy) at SELCO Foundation (https://selcofoundation.org/), as our guest. Rach…

24 May 2023 No Comments

Energy poverty, vulnerability and system resilience

Empowering Energy Communities to Tackle Energy Poverty: Insights from CEES Project Meeting in Athens

ust back from Athens, where the Community Energy for Energy Solidarity (CEES) project held their latest meeting, and the discussions have left me feeling energized and inspired. As an advisory board member for this groundbreaking initiative, I’m proud to be part of a mission to tackle energy poverty and empower energy communities across Europe with an unwavering commitment to energy justice. In this blog post, I’ll share some of the highlights from the meeting and our plans for scaling up community energy projects to create a brighter, more sustainable future for all.

12 May 2023 No Comments

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E31 – Breaking the Fast Lane – Giulio Mattioli TU Dortmund University & University of Leeds

From questioning the role of cars in modern society to exploring the impact of air travel on the environment, join us as we tackle the complex issue of sustainable transportation with Giulio Mattioli.

27 April 2023 No Comments

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Energ’Ethic Breaking the Fast Lane – Giulio Mattioli, TU Dortmund University & University of Leeds

Giulio Mattioli is an expert in sustainable transport who is making huge strides towards a greener future at TU Dortmund University in Germany and as a visiting research fellow at the University of Leeds in the UK.
In this conversation, we explore th…

27 April 2023 No Comments

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E27 – “There’s no shortage of people passionate about improving other people’s lives” – Rose Chard, Energy Systems Catapult

Rose Chard of Energy Systems Catapult shares expert insights on designing products and services that benefit all consumers, particularly low-income and vulnerable ones, in the net-zero transition.

27 February 2023 No Comments

Speakers International energy poverty action week day 5 youth ambitions

Energy poverty, vulnerability and system resilience

Asking “why” is the ability of the youth – some thoughts on the International Energy Poverty Action Week

Read about the inspiring panel of the last day of the international energy poverty action week that brought together a diverse group of young speakers from around the world. They discussed the links between energy poverty, community organization, and climate action, highlighting the importance of resilience, gender equity, and clean energy access. The panel emphasized the need to dream big and set ambitious goals while addressing root causes and taking action-oriented approaches.

24 February 2023 No Comments

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Energ’Ethic “There’s no shortage of people passionate about improving other people’s lives” – Rose Chard, Energy Systems Catapult

“If we design for low-income vulnerable energy consumers, there can be benefits to a whole range of consumers”
Rose Chard, Fair Future Lead at Energy Systems Catapult, shares her expert insights on how to make the net-zero transition work for low-incom…

23 February 2023 No Comments

Energ'Ethic Podcast by Next Energy Consumer E26 Theresa Griffin

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E 26 – Nobody should have to choose between eating or heating or cooling their homes – Theresa Griffin

“I hope that if you and I have this conversation again in five years, we can actually say that energy poverty is being eradicated not just across Europe but across the globe”

10 February 2023 No Comments

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Energ’Ethic Nobody should have to choose between eating or heating or cooling their homes – Theresa Griffin

Theresa Griffin is probably the European politician who has had the greatest impact on getting policymakers to understand, acknowledge, and act on energy poverty.
From the moment she first met a single mother in Liverpool who had been left without elec…

9 February 2023 No Comments

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E33 – Energy Transition in India: Empowering Communities with Rachita Misra, SELCO Foundation

Energ’Ethic Energy Transition in India: Empowering Communities with Rachita Misra, SELCO Foundation

Empowering Energy Communities to Tackle Energy Poverty: Insights from CEES Project Meeting in Athens

E31 – Breaking the Fast Lane – Giulio Mattioli TU Dortmund University & University of Leeds

Energ’Ethic Breaking the Fast Lane – Giulio Mattioli, TU Dortmund University & University of Leeds

E27 – “There’s no shortage of people passionate about improving other people’s lives” – Rose Chard, Energy Systems Catapult

Asking “why” is the ability of the youth – some thoughts on the International Energy Poverty Action Week

Energ’Ethic “There’s no shortage of people passionate about improving other people’s lives” – Rose Chard, Energy Systems Catapult

E 26 – Nobody should have to choose between eating or heating or cooling their homes – Theresa Griffin

Energ’Ethic Nobody should have to choose between eating or heating or cooling their homes – Theresa Griffin

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