isoutar.bsky.social
Senior Lecturer in Energy Policy at the University of Exeter, UK. Researching change, inertia and public engagement in energy transitions. https://experts.exeter.ac.uk/19656-iain-soutar
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We've teamed up with some of the leading organisations working on inclusive flexibility to contribute to a new policy paper from Which? It looks at which households stand to gain most from flexible energy use, who faces the biggest barriers, and what the government should do about it. Read more 👇
Show Post#AcademicSky #AcademicChatter #PhDSky #EnergySky #GeographySky #EnvironmentalScienceSky Fantastic opportunity with a fabulous team! @isoutar.bsky.social is a legend - brilliant communicator, superb educator and all-round good egg. (He's not paying me to say this 🤓). Get your applications in!
Show PostWhatever you think about the Jackdaw decision, it has been an example of Britain’s declining national discourse. A niche issue dominating the national debate, pushed by narrow interest groups, crowing out any meaningful action to deal with an energy crisis we’ve had all summer to prep for.
Show PostFirst year's heat pump calcs are in. The overall bill is about the same as when we had gas. HOWEVER, I averaged about 16C through the heating season, vs 19C now. The quality adjusted gain is about £600 a year - ie, that's how much the gas to keep the house at 19C would've cost.
Show PostScrolling back through my phone; just re-discovered this random photo that I took in Antarctica last winter. It shows a blizzard over an ice-speckled ocean. Seems almost surreal - not sure if this is a good photo or not!
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