Jennie C. Stephens is the Blittersdorf Professor of Sustainability Science and Policy at the University of Vermont's Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, and its College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences. Her research, teaching, and community engagement focus on the sociopolitical aspects of energy technology innovation, electricity system change, and climate change communication. She has contributed to the understanding of the social dynamics of wind power, carbon capture and storage, and smart grid, and she brings to this project experience in stakeholder engagement and in communication with experts, academics, and the public. She is particularly interested in continuing to learn as we transition away from fossil fuel-based energy systems toward renewables-based systems.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Emerging smart grid struggles 2. Promises and pitfalls of smart grid 3. Technologies of smart grid 4. Societal actors and dominant smart grid visions 5. Smart meters measuring, monitoring and managing electricity 6. Wind on the wires 7. Community and small-scale grid innovation 8. A changing climate and a smarter grid: critical linkages 9. Smart grid revolution, evolution, both or neither.
1. Emerging smart grid struggles 2. Promises and pitfalls of smart grid 3. Technologies of smart grid 4. Societal actors and dominant smart grid visions 5. Smart meters measuring, monitoring and managing electricity 6. Wind on the wires 7. Community and small-scale grid innovation 8. A changing climate and a smarter grid: critical linkages 9. Smart grid revolution, evolution, both or neither.
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