IREES
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What makes district heating cooperatives successful?
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Klaus Hubacek was part of a team of 29 researchers from six continents that examined the latest, globally available emissions data for the decade leading up to 2018
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The effect of industrialization and globalization on domestic land-use: A global resource footprint perspective
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Echte participatie is meer dan een groep bij elkaar brengen en een beetje aanhoren wat mensen te zeggen hebben | Esther van der Waal in DvhN
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Article in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews | A review of hybrid renewable energy systems in mini-grids for off-grid electrification in developing countries
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Article in Land | Ghg Balance of Agricultural Intensification & Bioenergy Production in the Orinoquia Region, Colombia
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Article in Nature Sustainability| Unreflective use of old data sources produced echo chambers in the water–electricity nexus
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IREES researchers Yuli Shan and Klaus Hubacek contributed to articles in Nature Climate Change and Nature Human Behavior evaluating global impacts of COVID-19
Decarbonizing our energy system is one of the most urgent challenges that humanity faces. The energy transition is inextricably linked to other core sustainability issues such as equality, food security, land and water scarcity, biodiversity and climate change. At IREES, we develop integrated approaches, often in collaboration with stakeholders and the public, that allow us to harness co-benefits, anticipate spill-over and unintended side effects, and minimize trade-offs. IREES is home to scientists with a diverse range of backgrounds including ecologists, soil scientists, environmental scientists, economists, social scientists and the humanities.
