Publications
Analysis on energy policy, governance, and social risk in the energy transition.
This section brings together selected articles, publications, and conversations that inform decision-making on energy poverty, consumer protection, market design, and trust. The work reflects sustained engagement with EU policy processes, regulatory debates, and real-world implementation challenges.
Articles
Short-form analysis addressing emerging risks, policy blind spots, and contested narratives in the energy transition.
Selected articles
Energy Poverty in the EU: Why Do We Care, and How Must We Act?
International Association for Energy Economics, December 2024Energy Is a Right: Shaping the Transition
Energy Traders Europe, May 2024Energising Equality: Unveiling Diversity’s Role in the Sustainable Energy Sector
CEENERGY News, January 2024Not So Easy Livin’: The Hidden Struggle to Stay Cool
Energy in Demand, 2025How to Turn Electricity Bills into Tools for Climate Action and Social Justice
European Sustainable Energy Week, January 2025
Publications
Long-form work contributing to policy frameworks, research agendas, and regulatory discussions at European and international level.
Selected publications
Framing Summer Energy Poverty: Insights and Recommendations for a Resilient Future
Publications Office of the European Union, 2025Can Heat Pumps Be Affordable for All?
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union, 2025Electricity Tariff Design
In Boosting Participation in the Energy Transition: Five Action Areas for the New EU Policy Cycle,
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung / Green European Foundation, November 2024Confronting Energy Poverty in Europe: A Research and Policy Agenda
Bouzarovski, Thomson, Cornelis, 2021Access to Justice for Vulnerable and Energy-Poor Consumers: Just Energy?
Creutzfeldt, Gill, Cornelis et al., Hart Publishing, 2021The Right to Energy
In Energy Poverty Handbook, The Greens/EFA, 2022The Social and Local Dimensions of Governance of Energy Poverty
Journal of Consumer Policy, 2020Demand-Side Flexibility to Address Household Energy Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa
In Living with Energy Poverty: Perspectives from the Global North and South,
Taylor & Francis, 2023Energy Digitisation as a Consumer Empowerment Tool: Opportunities and Risks
SGEM World Science, Vienna
Podcast
Energ’Ethic
Energ’Ethic is a podcast exploring trust, power, and fairness in the energy transition through conversations with policymakers, regulators, researchers, and practitioners.
Episodes focus on recurring structural questions shaping energy systems, including risk distribution, consumer protection, access to justice, and the conditions required for public trust as systems scale.
*Find Marine’s research and academic papers on Academia, ResearchGate, Google Scholars and Orchid.
