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Publications

Home > November 2021

The publications listed below were produced as part of the EUED Demand Centres, research that has formed the foundation of the work of CREDS.

Carbon taxes could fund free green electricity and public transport

23 November, 2021

Seven reasons global transport is so hard to decarbonise

22 November, 2021

SME and sustainability research – the beginning of a new research network?

10 November, 2021

Using knowledge exchange to help research make sense

09 November, 2021

Promoting CREDS research

09 November, 2021

Rural communities most exposed to risk of energy and transport poverty, new study finds

08 November, 2021

Why the PM is wrong: we cannot avoid ‘hairshirtism’ because of the technological promises of ‘guilt-free flights’

03 November, 2021

Changing our way of living – why and how?

02 November, 2021

 

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