Researcher and Lecturer

My research covers a broad range of topics relating to energy, transport and the environment.

The main themes of my research are 1) everyday practices and their implications for energy and transport demand; 2) environmental policy relating to SMEs; 3) the role of intermediaries in accelerating low carbon transitions 4) sensemaking, learning and behaviour change.

I am a College Lecturer at Keble College, Oxford, teaching Environmental Geography on the Geography undergraduate course. You can find more information on the Keble geography website. I am also a fellow of the Emerging Leaders in Environmental and Energy Policy Network (ELEEP).

Prior to starting my PhD in October 2015, I was responsible for running three European funded grant programmes targeted at reducing CO₂ emissions in SMEs through behaviour change and investments in energy efficiency. My research builds on this experience by investigating how SMEs can play an active role in the transition to a low carbon economy.