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9:30-10:30
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Welcome coffee and Workshop Registration (La Ruche, upper floor, HES-SO Building 19)
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10:00-10:15
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Welcome speech: Joëlle Mastelic (Coordinator of SWEET Lantern)
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Parallel sessions (hybrid format: in-person and online)
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Language in transdisciplinary research and between researchers, stakeholders and the general public & society
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- Discussion on language issues raised in energy-relevant interdisciplinary research projects and activities
- Banking on text or video: What is the influence of information format and information framing on social acceptance of seasonal thermal energy storage? (Rebeka Sträter)
Facilitator: Hugo Caviola (University of Bern)
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The distributional impacts
of the energy transition as they are central to the study of justice and public acceptance, thus for political implementation and the related policy measures
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- Social justice as a response to the energy crisis (Tristan Loloum)
- Towards stylised facts about generations and energy consumption (Jan Rosset)
- Regional policy acceptance (Isabelle Stadelmann-Steffen)
- Decentralised solar PV and its distributional aspects (Gracia Brückmann)
Chair: Gracia Brückmann (University of Bern)
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Complex realities such as co-diffusion and co-adoption of energy-related technologies and lifestyles
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- Technology co-adoption patterns in Switzerland (Maria Anna Hecher)
- Beyond the Numbers: Why Energy Scenarios Often Fail to Connect with Decision-Makers (Lukas Braunreiter)
Chair: Maria Lagomarsino (Unversity of Basel)
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Combination of methods such as field experiments, public acceptance studies, SSH-informed agent-based modeling, living labs, and real decision-making settings
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- How to get consensus between applied scientists and practitioners on methods? A learning process activited by the Delphi approach (Fiona Zimmermann)
- Identification of Stakeholder Interests in the Energy Transition with Topic Modeling: A Swiss Case Study (Meixi Zhang)
- Policy exploration based on the co-simulation of an energy system model and an SSH-inspired agent-based model: lessons learnt from the PROBOUND project (Valentino Piana)
- Co-simulation of behavioural and technical decisions: an application to impact analysis of EV charging in a distribution network (Baoling Guo)
- Towards a digital ecosystem for enhancing collaboration in wind energy based on shared data and software (Salvatore Daniele)
- Co-creation processes involving SSH (Devon Wemyss)
Chair: Valentino Piana (HES-SO Valais/Wallis)
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Threat and opportunities during accelerated energy crises and potential shortages
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- Energy justice during the 2023 crisis: understanding thermal comfort and shifting practices in Switzerland (Marlyne Sahakian, Alice Guilbert, Mélanie Bard)
- Alliance Disruption Revisited: Exploring the Impact of Defection on Energy Policy Initiatives among Small Island Developing States (Michael Hudecheck)
Chair: Marlyne Sahakian (University of Geneva)
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12:30-14:00
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Networking Lunch (Restaurant La Cabine - free except alcoholic drinks)
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14:00-16:30
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Workshop on convergence and divergence in the SSH community on the energy transition (Plenary session in Aula Magna)
Facilitator: Fiona Zimmermann (HES-SO Valais/Wallis)
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