Matt Watson from the University of Sheffield discusses DEMAND's key proposition that 'social practices and energy demand are shaped by infrastructures and institutions'.
(Recorded and edited by Allison Hui)

Infrastructures, institutions and demand - Matt Watson

Neil Simcock from Lancaster University discusses how some of DEMAND's work aims to broaden discussions of energy justice. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Broadening Discussions Of Energy Justice - Neil Simcock

Yolande Strengers, who is based at RMIT University and is also a DEMAND visitor, discusses how understandings of flexibility help to bring new perspectives to the problems of energy peaks. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Flexibility And The Real Problem Of Energy Peaks - Yolande Strengers

Giulio Mattioli, currently based at Leeds University, discusses how research from DEMAND Theme 1 has revealed new insights into the relationship between carrying cargo and car dependency. (Produced by Allison Hui)

The Cargo Function of Cars - Giulio Mattioli

Giulio Mattioli, currently based at Leeds University, discusses insights from DEMAND Theme 1 research on energy use related to food shopping. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Food Shopping Travel: who emits the most? - Giulio Mattioli

Ben Anderson from the University of Southampton discusses key issues in the evolution of energy demand over time using the case of laundry. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Evolving Energy Demand: the case of laundry - Ben Anderson

Caroline Mullen from Leeds University discusses the importance of thinking about justice and accessibility in relation to transportation and a transition to widespread electric vehicle usage. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Considering need and justice in transitions to electric vehicles - Caroline Mullen

Russell Hitchings from University College London discusses how the DEMAND Project on older people and mobile lives will be looking at changing understandings of travel in later life, speaking to both different groups of older people and travel industry experts. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Changing understandings of older people's travel - Russell Hitchings

Rosie Day from the University of Birmingham discusses how DEMAND Project 2.3 is looking at the dynamics of change within older people's travel, and how this relates to changing activities and opportunities in later life. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Examining how demand for travel among older people is changing - Rosie Day

Mattijs Smits from Wageningen University discusses his DEMAND-linked project that considers divergence and convergence in everyday energy demand in the Global South and Global North. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Dynamics of energy demand in the Global South - Mattijs Smits

Catherine Butler from the University of Exeter introduces her DEMAND-linked project looking at the tensions and opportunities for thinking about energy demand alongside welfare and employment policy. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Welfare, Employment and Energy Demand - Catherine Butler

Stanley Blue from Lancaster University discusses how his project will look at institutional arrangements, practices and schedules in hospitals - how they are formed, how they change, and their implications for managing energy and transport demand. (Produced by Allison Hui)

Institutional rhythms and managing energy and mobility demand - Stanley Blue

The DEMAND Centre (Dynamics of Energy, Mobility and Demand) is based at Lancaster University and funded by the Research Councils UK as one of six 'End use energy demand reduction' research centres. DEMAND also has funding from ECLEER (EDF R&D), Transport for London and the International Energy Agency. For more information, visit www.demand.ac.uk. 

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