The MILESECURE-2050 project aimed to understand and overcome the political, economical and behavioural traits and trends that led Europe to its difficulties in reducing fossil fuel consumption, and in diversifying its energy balance at rates which guarantee European energy security in the next years (more specifically at the horizon 2050), reduce the threat of climate change, and diminish the risk of an energy gap in the coming decades.
My contribution to the project was an integrative understanding of what it takes to deal with energy transitions from a governance perspective. Resulting publications are listed below.
