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Transitions Pathways and Risk Analysis for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies TRANS RISK P ARTNERSHIP : W HO WE ARE 12 partners 70+ researchers Interdisciplinary team R ESEARCH Q UESTIONS Overarching Research Question

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Transitions Pathways and Risk Analysis for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies

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TRANS RISK PARTNERSHIP: W HO WE ARE

12 partners
70+ researchers
Interdisciplinary

team

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R ESEARCH Q UESTIONS

Overarching Research Question (RQ): What are the costs, benefits and risks & uncertainties associated with transitions pathways for climate change mitigation policies?

RQ1. How should the future look like and how might we get there?
RQ2. What changes are required for us to get to our desired future(s)?
RQ3. What are the policy options based on the (sub/national) context?

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C ASE S TUDY C OUNTRIES: A REAS STUDIED

Americas

1. Canada

(SPRU)

2. Chile

(CLAPESUC)

Europe

3. Sweden (SEI)
4. Netherlands (JIN)
5. UK (SPRU)
6. Poland (IBS)
7. Austria (Uni Graz)
8. Switzerland (ETHZ)
9. Spain (BC3)
10. Greece (NTUA/ UPRC)

Africa

11. Kenya (SEI)

Asia

12. China (SPRU)
13. India (SPRU)
14. Indonesia

(SEI)

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Global overview

(risk & uncertainty in climate change policies)

Regional

verview

National overview

Base line scenario Current pathways Potential scenarios

Energy Policy

Consumer behaviour (demand) Demand side policies Energy Technology (supply): Resource base policies Supply (energy, electricity) policies

Interactions with other policies areas

Food, building, transport, services (healthcare, education), & manufacturing Consumer behaviour Demand policies Firm behaviour Supply policies

FirInterdisciplinary, cross perspective, multi-level perspective

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How can science, technology and innovation and [behavioural change] contribute to the implementation of the goals of Sustainable Development?

PART I: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Source: https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/sdgs

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What kind of relationships have been analysed between renewable energy policies and the SDGs?

There will be synergies, conflicts, trade-offs in meeting Sustainable

Development Goals

PART I: S USTAINABLE D EVELOPMENT G OALS

Technological, socio-economical perspective: commonly analysed Behavioural change ?? Energy justice ?? Governance ???

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#7 SDG: A FFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY

Global Energy Research Expenditures in the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, 1974–2014 (Millions of U.S. Dollars)

Source: IEA, 2016 quoted in Sovacool, B. 2017. Reviewing, Reforming, and Rethinking Global Energy Subsidies: Towards a Political Economy Research

Agenda. Ecological Economics. 135 pp. 150–163

What types of science technology and innovations are supported globally?

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