Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University Energy Economics Research Group
Prof. McLellan presented at the recent Swiss-Japan Energy Days (September, 2024). An interesting event bringing together start-ups, academia, government and other industry participants across two venues – Osaka and Switzerland. Kyoto University has a...
2 members of the lab joined the 3-university symposium at Zhejiang University of Technology from 21st to 24th of January. A few highlights below.
A new paper published out of our collaboration on Just Transitions with Prof. Mabon and Prof. Chapman. “Just transitions at the local level: insights from coal communities in Japan“ https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13549839.2023.2249511
A new paper arising from our collaboration on Just Transitions with Prof. Chapman (Kyushu University) and Prof. Mabon (Open University, UK) has been published in Energy Research & Social Science. Available for free for...
Congratulations to Jason, who has just published the second journal paper of his PhD in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy: Evaluating the Attitudes of Japanese Society Towards the Hydrogen Economy: A Comparative Study...
Three students presented at the Japan Society of Energy and Resources (JSER) conference in Tokyo on 26-27th of January, 2023. Their presentations were as follows: David – “Techno-economic evaluation of off-grid microgrid topologies：A case...
Prof. McLellan presented in a webinar on 5th of July (8pm JST) The video of the session is up on Youtube: Ukraine War and Energy Security in the UK and Japan
The summary report for the Just Transitions project conducted in conjunction with Open University and Kyushu University, funded by the British Academy, was released on June 1st, 2022. The full report is also available.
We have finally been able to welcome ShweSin, Athaya and Lindy who arrived in Japan over the Golden Week holidays! A few more yet to arrive, but it is great to see everyone in-person...
April 24-26, Prof. McLellan and Prof. Chapman (Kyushu University) visited Fukushima – notably the Fukushima Dai-ichi (F1) and Dai-ni (F2) Nuclear Power Plants. Photographs from the plant itself were not permitted, but some information...
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