If low-energy buildings are to become more widespread, new policy drivers will be crucial say researchers based at CIED at the University of Sussex.
Tag: Brighton
Briefings and reports
Fuel Poverty Awareness Day
According to a new report by National Energy Action (NEA) , a national charity seeking to end fuel poverty, the UK has the sixth worst long-term rate of excess winter mortality out of 30 European countries, with an average of 9,700 deaths per year attributed to cold homes. Fuel poverty can affect the most vulnerable …
Intermediaries and champions: the unsung heroes of low energy housing
By Mari Martiskainen and Paula Kivimaa Have you ever wanted to see what it’s like inside a low energy home? In Brighton you can, through Eco Open Houses, an event showcasing the latest ideas and practices in low energy, sustainable homes. The event is not only a boon for those who enjoy the opportunity to …
Past Event
Community Energy: the gathering force behind locally-owned renewables
26 September, 2017 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Jubilee G22
Will Cottrell from the Brighton Energy Co-op is coming to give a talk about community energy. All welcome!
CIED researcher discusses fuel poverty at Brighton General Hospital
Dr Mari Martiskainen was invited to give a presentation on her fuel poverty research to a ‘Care without Carbon’ session at Brighton General Hospital.
Intermediary actors in low energy transitions
Intermediary actors can be crucial for bringing about low energy transitions. This blog explores what they are and provides some key insights about intermediaries in low energy transitions. It has long been recognised that changing the way we produce and use energy is of crucial importance to tackle the challenges related to depleting fuel resources and …
Books and book chapters
