Sheridan Few

Our #YPclimatechange presence continues later today with Yorkshire & Humber Climate Commission Associate @sheridanfew.bsky.social exploring local energy planning at 10.55am, & Cllr Scott Patient, one of our 4 regional vice chairs, delivering the final keynote.
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Job Opportunity at University of Leeds: Research Fellow in Sustainable Mobility Transitions in Subsaharan Africa Research Fellow in Sustainable Mobility Transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa Grade 7 (£39,355 – £46,735 p.a. depending on experience) This role will be based on the university campus, with scope for it t...

Come and work with us!

We are recruiting for a Research Fellow in Sustainable Mobility Transitions in Subsaharan Africa. You would lead computational modelling of charging infrastructure, working closely with socio-economic researchers and in country partners.

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Job Opportunity at University of Leeds: Research Fellow in Energy Network Policy for a Just Net Zero Transition Can your research expertise help shape how energy networks will evolve to meet net zero targets in a way that fair to all? Do you want to be at the heart of energy networks research in the UK? Would y...

Come and work with us! The focus will be on action that needs to be taken across places to deliver net-zero ready energy networks in the face of technical, economic and social uncertainty, including how best to support the most vulnerable members of society.

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Thanks! It's not just me that's under that impression then?

Random Thursday energy question: I have the impression that black-and-white stripes (cue dots?) on the TV before adverts told generators to shovel more coal before everyone put their kettles on. I can't find anything online to confirm. Do others think the same and/or have a source for this?

Unlocking the power of solar energy in African communities Dr Sheridan Few is part of a consortium with partners in Ghana, Kenya, and Rwanda, which will boost community access to solar energy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Dr Sheridan Few will lead a work package in the new 'Moving IMPACT' project, a consortium with partners in Ghana, Kenya, and Rwanda that aims to improve access to solar energy for mobility, health and education.

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Unlocking the power of solar energy in African communities Dr Sheridan Few is part of a consortium with partners in Ghana, Kenya, and Rwanda, which will boost community access to solar energy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Excited to be part of this new project on electrification in sub-Saharan Africa together with international and UK partners. We'll be focussing on synergies between e-mobility and microgrids, and potential benefits of co-location with health centres. environment.leeds.ac.uk/news/article...

Afternoon talks: Community Energy Summit | Climate Action Leeds You are invited to the Community Energy Summit and the launch of Leeds Community Energy: Afternoon talks

Looking forward to the Leeds Community Energy Summit on 29 Jan. Will hear about community energy projects in the region and to help shape the future of Leeds Community Energy. Afternoon talks (3.30 - 5.30): tinyurl.com/32mp663h Evening discussion (5.30 - 7.30): tinyurl.com/mry3z7ws

Great to host a dissemination & feedback workshop today for our work on local energy planning with @yhclimate.bsky.social as part of Supergen Energy Networks. Great mix of public & private sector working across scales. Thanks to all participants for contributions and watch this space for outputs.

Thanks Imogen! I made a start on these after you mentioned them before a coffee break.

Hello bluesky!