Governance and disruptive energy system change

By: Catherine Mitchell, Antony Froggatt and Richard Hoggett

Abstract: 

This paper explores the biases towards the conventional energy system currently in place in
GB; it looks at potentially destabilising factors at work in the GB energy system; it looks at
disruptive influences at work in the wider energy system; and it asks whether those wider
factors are sufficient to force change in the GB energy system.

Type: Draft Conference paper, delivered to  International Workshop on Incumbent – Challenger Interactions in Energy Transitions, September 22-23, University of Stuttgart, Germany

Download Paper: Stuttgart conf paper – Draft 1

Download associated conference presentation:  Mitchell Stuttgart Final 2014

Posted by: rhoggett

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