
Professor @ExeterGeography | IPCC WG3 Lead Author | Chair Devon Net Zero Task Force | Director @_ACCESSnetwork | Place and Participation in Energy Transitions
University of Exeter
Joined November 2014
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Celebrating @UniofExeter @ExeterGeography PhD graduation day with two excellent students of offshore wind energy - socio-spatial and policy dimensions - @JP Roux (with baby!) and @Zoe Chateau both from the @ItnMistral programme
Enjoying a MISTRAL project meeting in Saarbrucken to discuss future research and training opportunities - the value of international collaborations @ItnMistral
Pleased to share 3 Local Guidance Plans based on our Place-based Just Transitions Framework, co-produced with stakeholders in Milford Haven, Ellesmere Port and Grangemouth to enable place-based, fair decarbonisation:
idric.org/project/ia-3-1-del…
@IDRICUK @_ACCESSnetwork
A great team! With Sarah Mander, Imogen Rattle, Abigail Martin and Diarmaid Clery, sharing insights about place and just transitions at today's @IDRICUK event
Avoiding 'extractive' research means making the effort to return to communities and discuss findings - this week we share a new place-based, just transitions framework in Milford Haven, Ellesmere Port and Grangemouth, key places for UK decarbonisation @StacetheGrate @IDRICUK
Exciting to launch this IDRIC funded project today with social science colleagues at Leeds and Manchester #netzero #senseofplace #justtransition
Thrilled that our @IDRICUK bid for impact funds led by @ExeterGeography colleagues Dr. Lynn Lai and Dr. Jo Hamilton has been successful! We will synthesise Net Zero Sense of Place findings with other IDRIC projects, deliver workshops in industrial clusters and brief policymakers
Putting the @_ACCESSnetwork Guiding Principles into practice- public transport to Edinburgh for an inclusive workshop on Net Zero Sense of Place with Grangemouth residents, industry and policy stakeholders. Engagement is crucial if ‘net zero’ is to be legitimate and fair @IDRICUK









