Our project seeks to identify how best to navigate democratic constraints on policy-making by developing an integrated assessment of how public and elite opinion shape policy decisions on energy innovation. This enables us to generate data-driven insights into the political risks associated with various energy transition paths and could help policy makers identify possible policy win-sets for other scholars engaged in CFREF projects.
Attitudes about energy transition in Alberta
Government Briefings
Energy/Economic Transition: A Population Based Survey Experiment
Misc
Assessing Political Pathways for Energy Transition
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Attitudes Toward Energy Transition in Alberta
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Attitudes about Energy Transition in Alberta
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Climate Anxiety and Energy Politics: Public Opinion About Energy Transition in Alberta
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Great Expectations: public opinion about energy transition
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
If it ain't broke, don't fix it: How confidence in the oil and gas industry reduces support for a low-carbon energy transition
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
If it ain't broke, don't fix it: How the public's economic confidence in the fossil fuel industry reduces support for a clean energy transition
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
Perspectives of a low carbon transition for an energy economy: the case of Alberta
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Policy summary and network directory
Database
The Climate Risks We Choose to See
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
The Climate Risks We Choose to See
Other Event
Understanding how racial resentment fuels opposition to energy transition
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
What Shapes Canadians’ Attitudes about Energy Transition?
Other Event