Event

The People, Place and Energy Research Centre (PPERC) will officially launch on 18 June, 3.00–5.30pm, at the University of Manchester, bringing together researchers, practitioners and policy audiences to explore the interconnected climate and energy crises.
The event will introduce PPERC’s vision and work, including the presentation of its new position paper, Critical Reflections on the Dual Climate and Energy Crises, with a response from Nannette Youssef (Runnymede Trust). The launch will feature a keynote lecture by Professor Peter Newell (University of Sussex) on The Political Economies of Fossil Fuel Phase Out, followed by Q&A.
The afternoon will conclude with a drinks and networking reception. Attendance is available in person or online, with advance registration required via Eventbrite.

Provisional Agenda:

• Introduction to PPERC
• Presentation of the PPERC position paper, “Critical Reflections on the Dual Climate and Energy Crises”, with discussant Nannette Youssef, Runnymede Trust
• Keynote Lecture from Professor Peter Newell, on “The Political Economies of Fossil Fuel Phase Out” (further details below) with Q&A
• Drinks and Networking Reception

To attend (whether on campus or online), please complete the brief Eventbrite registration form at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pperc-launch-the-political-economies-of-fossil-fuel-phase-out-tickets-1987771170079?aff=oddtdtcreator [eventbrite.co.uk]