Researcher at Center for Energy Studies
Joined December 2020
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A year since #Russia's open invasion of #Ukraine, #EU is yet to extend sanctions to cover #nuclear energy, where RF's #Rosatom is a globally dominant player. We present a dataset of all Rosatom's international projects, the dependencies they create & associated #security risks 1/
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First step, I will chair a roundtable on impacts of the war on #Ukraine on global energy politics with @michele_knodt @YanaZabanova @CarolineKuzemko @JanOsicka2 and Anna Herranz-Surralles, hosted by @ECPR Research Network on Energy Politics
The network: ecpr.eu/StandingGroups/Stand…
Looking forward to kicking-off the section I am co-chairing with @CarolineKuzemko at the @ECPR general conference on the changing political economy of the transition to climate-neutrality. #ecprgc22
See: ecpr.eu/Events/Event/Section…
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We're hiring two post-docs at @ChalmersEnergy @chalmersuniv!
Come work with us on the economics and speed of energy transitions and be part of an @ERC_Research project and a really fun team.
bit.ly/3KdoJfd
Jan Osicka retweeted
Now open: @ECPR Research Network on Energy Politics, Policy, and Governance joint call for two conference sections at the upcoming ECPR General Conference.
Energy and Society: ecpr.eu/Events/Event/Section…
International Political Economy:
ecpr.eu/Events/Event/Section…
Deadline: 16.2.2022
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Is there a basic text of “quantitative methods for qualitative scholars” and one of “qualitative methods for quantitative scholars”?
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In a new analysis, we find there are now 32 countries that have absolutely decoupled economic growth from CO2 since 2005. In these places both territorial emissions and consumption emissions (which include CO2 imported in goods) are falling. thebreakthrough.org/issues/e…
A thread: 1/21
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1)🚨New research klaxon
2)☕️Grab a cuppa
3)🧵Enjoy this thread
Homes need to improve dramatically to achieve #NetZero. Right now its just too hard to navigate the various options and work out whats best for your home.
This is not good enough, and has to change
Jan Osicka retweeted
This is, IMO, a good reframe of the "individual versus collective action" debate. As Nicholas puts it, for wealthy high emitters — whose C footprints can be 100s of times greater than poor folks — it's a false choice. The rich need to work at both the individ & system levels.
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For once, a cool research paper that validates your hopes, rather than your fears: a 14-year study finds that selfish, combative, and manipulative people don't actually get ahead. While their assertiveness helps, their lack of generosity undermines them! pnas.org/content/pnas/117/37…
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Microsoft: Hydrogen fuel cells will enable data centers to completely rethink electrical systems - DCD datacenterdynamics.com/en/an…
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Our new book on political communication and #COVID19 just came out at @routledgebooks / @Rout_PoliticsIR. It covers 27 countries, the EU and the WHO during the first wave of the pandemic. You can save 20% now. More info at bit.ly/30ttUlP
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New @berkeleylab research:
Class 8 truck with
*$135 per kilowatt-hour battery cost
*375 mile range
*300 mile per day operations
Has 13% lower total cost of ownership than diesel, 3-year payback, net present savings of $200k over 15-year lifetime. eta-publications.lbl.gov/pub…
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Want to learn about coal mining opposition in Czechia? Make sure you won't miss a new article published on that topic by our researchers. There is one week left of free access.
*PAPER OUT* Happy to see our paper on drivers of activists' differential participation in local opposition to coal mining published in #Energy #Research & #SocialScience @ElsevierEnergy with @lukas_lehotsky and F. Černoch. Free access until Feb 25: tinyurl.com/Opposition2Coal [1/8]
