Research Design Simone van Wieringen

Read beneath about the research design of PhD researcher Simone van Wieringen! My research begins with residents' energy practices. It concerns what residents say and do with regard to energy and objects in their homes. What residents say and do (i.e., their “practices”) does not exist in isolation, but is connected to the world outside their homes.
Vulnerable Neighbourhoods in Transition: Understanding Multilevel Decision-Making in Housing Energy Retrofit Processes.
Hieronder leest u een academische publicatie (extended abstract) door Diletta Ricci, Thaleia Konstantinou en Henk Visscher.
Advancing justice in energy renovation for vulnerable neighborhoods
Hieronder leest u een academische publicatie door Diletta Ricci, Thaleia Konstantinou en Henk Visscher uit 2024. Dit artikel is geraadpleegd via: https://pure.tudelft.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/196686391/Advancing_justice_in_energy_renovation_for_vulnerable_neighbourhoods.pdf
Exploring Recognition Dynamics in Housing Renovations: An Interpretive Approach
Hieronder leest u een academische publicatie door Charissa Leiwakabessy, Imrat Verhoeven en John Grin uit 2024.
Close a door to open a window
Hieronder leest u een academische publicatie door Piet de Koning, Simone van Wieringen, Lenneke Kuijer, Joep Frens en Berry Eggen uit 2024.
EnergieLab 4 februari

Energy justice in practice: Working together for an inclusive transition How can we ensure that everyone is able to participate in the energy transition? And what and who is needed to achieve this? These questions surrounding ‘energy justice in practice’ were the focus of the fifth learning lab of the Just Prepare project in Amsterdam on February 4th.