Final Agenda

9.40 Introduction to day

• Richard Hoggett – DOWNLOAD presentation: Hoggett_R – welcome

9.45 – 11.00 Panel 1: Chair Richard Hoggett

• Caroline Kuzemko and Matthew Lockwood – The Importance of Governance for Innovation: a Theory of Managed Energy Transition
• Ronan Bolton and Tim Foxon – Negotiating the energy policy ‘trilemma’ – an analysis of UK energy governance from a socio-technical systems perspective

• Audley Genus – The Governance of Sustainability Transitions: a discourse-institutional approach

11.15 – 12.30 Panel 2: Chair Caroline Kuzemko

• Frank Geels – Politics and power in low-carbon electricity transitions: A multi-level analysis of green niche-innovations and resilient regimes
• Mark Winskel – Accelerated energy innovation, and its implications for innovation theory
• Florian Kern – The Politics of low carbon transitions – protected niches, actors networks, narratives and changing contexts

1.30 – 2.45 Panel 3: Chair Matthew Lockwood

• Peter Newell – From transitions to transformation: The Political Economy of Governing Energy in a Carbon Constrained World
• Hugh Pemberton – Why waste a good crisis? Making an economic policy revolution
• Sarah Lester – Regulatory change in UK renewable energy support policies: the role of discourse and ideology

3.15 – 4.30 Panel 4: Chair Tim Foxon

• Jan Webb – “We’re not talking about lab experiments”: Emerging Governance Practices for Sustainable Energy in the UK
• Katy Roelich – The role of governance in accelerating transition towards more integrated, service-oriented infrastructure operation
• Lucy Baker – Governing transformation? Climate finance in South Africa’s energy sector

4.30 – 4.45 Wrap up and next steps

• Caroline Kuzemko