The programme is out and registration is open!
This year, the SWICE and Lantern consortia are partnering up to bring you the most up to date research on living and working in the energy transition. This joint conference will be a great opportunity for cross-pollination and to build research bridges between our scientific communities. We are very excited to be heading to Fribourg/Freiburg for a full day of presentations, workshops and networking.
📅 Wednesday, June 10th
🕑 8:45 – 16:30
📍 Fribourg/Freiburg (Salle Grenette)
The Conference will revolve around three key topics:
Topic 1. Sufficiency in the Built Environment & Renovation Strategies
Moderated by Julia Steinberger and Martin Patel
Topic 2. Recreational Practices & Sustainable Mobility
Moderated by Marlyne Sahakian and Tristan Loloum
Topic 3 – Energy Communities & Energy Demand
Moderated by Philippe Thalmann and Selin Yilmaz
👉 Registration (free but mandatory, closes on May 27th)
As usual, you can expect to learn all about the leading research on wellbeing in the energy transition, a focus on participatory formats, and ample time to catch up with your colleagues.
Abstracts from presentations will be available in English, French and German, and participants will be allowed to ask questions in any language.
SWICE and Lantern are research projects sponsored by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy’s SWEET programme (Call 1-2021 “Living and Working) and coordinated by the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO Valais-Wallis), respectively.
SWEET – “SWiss Energy research for the Energy Transition” – is a funding programme of the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE) whose purpose is to accelerate innovations that are key to implementing Switzerland’s Energy Strategy 2050 and achieving the country’s climate goals.