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After the first phase (2020 – 2022), the TPM Energy Transition Lab will continue its activities in three research projects in the next couple of years. These projects are on "Behaviour", "Design", and "Exploration". Two postdocs (Katharina Biely and Tristan de Wildt) explored these themes in the first phase. In the next step, two PhD projects will build upon their work to enhance research output: Marielle Rietkerk and Lukas Schubotz.

Together with Katharina Biely (Wageningen University and Research, Knowledge Technology and Innovation Group, The Netherlands), Siddharth Sareen (University of Stavanger and University of Bergen, Norway), and Thomas Bauwens (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom), we are guest editors of a special feature in Sustainability Science.

Dutch greenhouses produce mostly vegetables and flowers like tomatoes, sweet peppers and roses. After the United States, the Netherlands is the biggest exporter of agricultural produce in the world. The Dutch agricultural sector exports about € 65 billion of agricultural products annually.

Lab PhD Group! When? March 23rd, 2022 at 15:45 – 16-45. Where? TPM Hall C

The TPM Energy transition lab is included in the Home of Innovation platform and the Innovation & Impact Centre booklet.

The TPM Energy Transition Lab is hosting a session at the STS conference in May 2022. Our session C.2 Understanding the embeddedness of individuals within the larger system to support the energy transition is part of the Towards Low Carbon Energy Systems track.

The TPM Energy Transition Lab organises a series of seminars on energy justice research. This series will cover the research that is being done within the faculty on the normative aspects of the energy transition, including ethical analysis, stakeholder inclusion, community engagement, and modelling approaches.

The TPM Energy Transition Lab will organize a series of seminars on energy justice research. This series will cover the research that is being done within the faculty on the normative aspects of the energy transition, including ethical analysis, stakeholder inclusion, community engagement, and modelling approaches.

The TPM Energy Transition Lab will start a series of seminars on the topic of ‘energy justice’. The aim of these seminars is to bring together TPM-researchers and students that are working on normative aspects of the energy transition, such as energy democracy, energy citizenship, inclusion, values, community engagement and so on.

The TPM Energy Transition Lab is working on setting up a study participation management platform, called SONA. This platform will reduce the hassle to get enough participants for studies.