Specialist advisor on energy systems specialising in techno-economic assessments of current and future sustainable transport options

Lead Research Organisation: Imperial College London
Department Name: Earth Science and Engineering

Abstract

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Publications

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Description Whilst on secondment to DECC I was jointly awarded The Science, Engineering and Technology Award at The Civil Service Awards 2010, for my contribution to the team working on the 2050 Pathways Report which was published in 2010. I helped write 5 chapters, including the chapter on transport in collaboration with the Department for Transport.
I also conducted a number of independent internal research projects on low carbon vehicles, energy security, biofuels and low carbon development in emerging economies, and wrote briefing notes for Ministers on a number of subjects including European legislation on emissions targets for vehicles.
Exploitation Route They are being used by DECC to inform their future pathways.
Sectors Energy,Environment,Government, Democracy and Justice

URL https://www.gov.uk/2050-pathways-analysis
 
Description I helped write the original 2050 pathways report. This has been used both internally by DECC, and externally by many organisations, to help inform their understanding of how the UK will meet its greenhouse gas emission obligations.
First Year Of Impact 2010
Sector Energy,Environment,Government, Democracy and Justice
Impact Types Societal,Economic,Policy & public services