Fair Energy Futures

Fair Energy Futures

We are a new research community at the University of Leeds. Our vision is to support the transition to a fair energy future using robust evidence and expertise from across the University.

Read more about our vision.

Video transcript: Fair Energy Futures introduction.

News and blogs

Research projects and groups

  • Leeds Relational Energy Group

    The LREG takes a relational approach to energy use in homes exploring how energy use is shaped by social relations, and works with stakeholders to design policy and interventions for fairer futures.

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  • Fuel Poverty Research Network

    The Fuel Poverty Research Network (FPRN) brings together students, researchers, policymakers and other professionals concerned with fuel poverty.

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  • Policy, governance, and economic models for a low carbon future

    New energy systems need not just new technologies, but also new policies, governance arrangements, business and finance models.

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  • Just energy transitions

    As the world moves towards more sustainable energy usage, there is a risk that long-standing energy inequalities will be made worse.

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  • Clean Energy Research Alliance

    A group of internationally-based researchers are focusing on renewable energy and sustainable development in low-middle income countries.

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Fair Energy Futures case studies