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The research team

Swedish team

dr. Dick Magnusson

Senior lecturer
Tema Teknik och social förändring (TEMAT)
Linköping University Sweden
dick.magnusson[at]liu.se

Dick’s research lies within several adjacent fields, such as energy systems, infrastructure studies and urban and regional planning, from an interdisciplinary perspective with focus on sustainability. His main interests concern transitions of energy systems and the effect that infrastructure have on this development. Several factors limit the development paths and through inter-disciplinary research, Dick makes them visible. Within the JPI project, Dick focuses on grassroots movements for small-scale energy production in Sweden. These are often run as energy cooperatives and in the project these initiatives are mapped in order to understand development, networks, activities and mobilization.

Linda Lundmark

Research Assistant Tema Teknik och social förändring (TEMAT)
Linköping University Sweden
linlu499[at]student.liu.se

prof. dr. Jenny Palm

Professor
The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics
Lund University Sweden
jenny.palm[at]iiiee.lu.se

Jenny has a background in energy systems research where she conducts interdisciplinary research combining sociotechnical systems theory with analysis of planning process, governance, technology diffusion and end-users. Her objects of study are urban infrastructure such as low carbon electricity systems, district heating, building refurbishment and sustainable everyday life. Making these elements more sustainable is put in a broader socio-cultural, planning and governance context.

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