Our colleague Giulia Garzon was part of a productive project meeting with our Social License to Automate 2.0 partners and she presented preliminary research results at the BEHAVE 2023 Conference on Nov. 27-29 in Maastricht!
Focused efforts during the meeting shed light on key aspects, and anticipated further advancements in our collective research. Aims of the project include understanding the impact of gender and diversity factors on energy consumption flexibility and engagement, as well as investigating the contribution potential of energy communities to establishing a social license to automate. The outcomes of these efforts will provide crucial insights for identifying flexibility profiles and delivering stakeholder-specific recommendations.
Learn more about it here: https://nachhaltigwirtschaften.at/en/iea/technologyprogrammes/users/iea-users-annex-sla2.0.php
