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Publication theme: Transport & Mobility

Home > Transport & Mobility

A systematic review of the evidence on plug-in electric vehicle user experience

15 June, 2019

Research paper

‘Disruption’ and ‘continuity’ in transport energy systems: the case of the ban on new conventional fossil fuel vehicles

07 June, 2019

Research paper

Excess? Exploring social, structural and behavioural drivers of energy demand in areas of high combined energy consumption

07 June, 2019

Research paper

A week in the life of a car: a nuanced view of possible EV charging regimes

07 June, 2019

Research paper

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