Digitisation and Low-Carbon Energy Transitions

1 Digitisation and low-carbon energy transitions.- 2 Just low-carbon mobility transitions : A research-based art exhibition.- 3 A solar off-grid software : The making of infrastructures, markets and consumers 'beyond energy'.- 4 Contested energy futures in Hokkaido : Speculating with European renewable energy models.- 5 Overcoming abstraction: Affectual states in the efforts to decarbonize energy among young climate activists.- 6 A new reflexive turn: Glitches, carbon footprints, and streaming videos.- 7 The hidden energies of work digitization: A view from France through the use of coworking spaces.- 8 Littering the city or freedom of mobility? The case of electric scooters.- 9 Mediatised practices : Renovaing homes with media and ICTs in Australia.

Siddharth Sareen is an associate professor in energy and environment at the University of Stavanger and associate professor II at the Centre for Climate and Energy Transformation in Bergen. His research addresses the governance of energy transitions, from bustling cities to extractive zones, examining how changing energy infrastructure impacts social equity. Dozens of journals feature his work on solar energy politics, electricity supply, digitisation, urban mobility, land use, forestry and mining. He has worked in seven countries and given invited talks at forums like the United Nations and European Commission. Sareen is a member of the Young Academy of Norway.
Katja Müller  is a social anthropologist with research interests in environmental and energy humanities, extractivism and transition studies on the one hand, and digital anthropology, material culture, visual and museum on the other. She received her habilitation from MLU Halle for research on postcolonial digital collections, and has been working with the UTS Sydney on protest against coal mining and decarbonisation of electricity. Her regional expertise lays in India and (East) Germany.