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Emily K Gray presents at RGS-IGB Annual Conference 2025 on creativity in energy research
PhD researcher Emily K Gray
Sep
01
2025
Posted: 14:25 IST
On 29 August 2025, PhD researcher Emily K Gray presented "Co-creating community visions of energy futures: approaches to foster creativity in energy decision-making" at the Royal Geographical Society's Annual Conference at the University of Birmingham.
The presentation was part of the session "Engaging publics through creative methods in energy demand research". Gray presented work done with Professor Frances Fahy (University of Galway) and Dr Melanie Rohse (Anglia Ruskin University) as part of the EU Horizon-2020-funded project SHARED GREEN DEAL, focusing on how co-creation and arts methods can help envision clean energy systems, contributing to fairer energy futures in Europe.
