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Publication - Working towards modern, affordable & sustainable energy systems in the context of displacement: Recommendations for researchers and practitioners.

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Title
Working towards modern, affordable & sustainable energy systems in the context of displacement: Recommendations for researchers and practitioners.
Publisher
Humanitarian Engineering and Energy for Displacement (HEED) Project, Coventry University.
Author
Halford, A
Published in
January 2021
Abstract
Working towards modern, affordable & sustainable energy systems in the context of displacement: Recommendations for researchers and practitioners is a working paper drawn from presentations and discussions that emerged during the ‘Agency of Change: Energy in the Displaced Context’ digital Conference held on Wednesday 4th November 2020. The conference was organised by the Centre of Data Science, Coventry University on behalf of the GCRF EPSRC Humanitarian Engineering and Energy for Displacement (HEED) project. This report summarises the discussions that took place between practitioners, academics, policymakers and the HEED team during the HEED working conference on Wednesday 4 November 2020. Drawing upon a range of expertise in the field of social science, humanitarian and renewables engineering and computer science, conference participants sought to identify potential solutions, innovative responses and best practices to increase access to safe, sustainable and affordable energy in the context of displacement
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