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The transition to a low-carbon society is vital and requires major changes in everyday life for European households, including new prosumer roles linking renewable energy production and household consumption by use of smart technologies. This implies major alterations in the materiality as well as the social organisation of everyday life. To guide this low-carbon transition, new theory development on the role of technological systems in everyday life is needed. Practice theories represent a strong approach in this; however, they have developed in opposition to understanding actors and structures as mutually interlinked. This means that major drivers, as well as consequences, for sustainable transition are being overlooked. This project will contribute with important new theory development to understand and promote a low-carbon transition as well as to ensure that this transition does not indirectly become a driver of gender and social inequality.
Three theoretical lines within theories of practice will be developed:
1. The importance of gender and social structures when studying household practices, including how these social structures influence formation of practices and how, in turn, social structures are formed by the development of practices.
2. The role of the ethical consumer in developing new practices, including how learning processes, media discourses and institutionalised knowledge influence formation of practices.
3. The inclusion of non-humans as carriers and performers of practices, rather than seeing the material arrangements only as the context for practices, especially when dealing with automated and internet connected technologies.
Quantitative and qualitative empirical research guided by these theoretical approaches will contribute with work on how future low-carbon living can be achieved and the theoretical developments will form an essential foundation for policy development towards a mandatory low-carbon transition.
eCAPE is financed by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union´s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. eCAPE received an ERC Advanced Grant worth 2.11 million Euro under the grant agreement number 786643.
Three theoretical lines within theories of practice will be developed:
1. The importance of gender and social structures when studying household practices, including how these social structures influence formation of practices and how, in turn, social structures are formed by the development of practices.
2. The role of the ethical consumer in developing new practices, including how learning processes, media discourses and institutionalised knowledge influence formation of practices.
3. The inclusion of non-humans as carriers and performers of practices, rather than seeing the material arrangements only as the context for practices, especially when dealing with automated and internet connected technologies.
Quantitative and qualitative empirical research guided by these theoretical approaches will contribute with work on how future low-carbon living can be achieved and the theoretical developments will form an essential foundation for policy development towards a mandatory low-carbon transition.
eCAPE is financed by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union´s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. eCAPE received an ERC Advanced Grant worth 2.11 million Euro under the grant agreement number 786643.
Akronym | eCAPE |
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Status | Igangværende |
Effektiv start/slut dato | 01/11/2018 → 01/11/2023 |
Emneord
- user practices
- Smart home
- energy consumption
- ethics
- gender
- smart technology
- Sustainability
- Praksisteori
- Hverdagsliv
- Kvalitativ forskning
- registerdata
- Survey
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Aktiviteter
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Materiality, infrastructures, and everyday practices in the green transition
Kirsten Gram-Hanssen (Foredragsholder)
27 okt. 2022Aktivitet: Foredrag og mundtlige bidrag › Konferenceoplæg
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When domestic life becomes networked: Digital inequality in the smart home
Line Kryger Aagaard (Oplægsholder)
27 jul. 2022Aktivitet: Foredrag og mundtlige bidrag › Konferenceoplæg
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Energy and Climate Transformations: 3rd International Conference on Energy Research & Social Science
Line Kryger Aagaard (Deltager)
20 jun. 2022 → 23 jun. 2022Aktivitet: Deltagelse i faglig begivenhed › Organisering af eller deltagelse i konference
Publikation
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Energy, emerging technologies and gender in homes
Strengers, Y., Gram-hanssen, K., University, M. & Aagaard, L. K., 27 okt. 2022, I: Buildings and Cities. 3, 1, s. 842–853Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Leder › peer review
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Masculine roles and practices in homes with photovoltaic systems
Mechlenborg, M. & Gram-Hanssen, K., 22 aug. 2022, I: Buildings and Cities. 3, 1, s. 638–652 15 s.Bidragets oversatte titel :Maskuline roler og praksisser i hjem med private solcelleanlæg Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › peer review
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Sufficiency, ethics of care and smart home technology
Gram-Hanssen, K., Christensen, T. H. & Madsen, L. V., jul. 2022, eceee 2022 Summer Study proceedings. Agents of Change.. s. 65-74 10 s.Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport/konference proceeding › Konferenceartikel i proceeding › Forskning › peer review
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Presse/medier
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EU-bevilling på 16 millioner til dansk forskning i boligers energiforbrug
24/05/2018
3 elementer af Mediedækning
Presse/medie
Forskningsdatasæt
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eCAPE smart home interviews
Aagaard, L. K. (Ophavsperson) & Gram-Hanssen, K. (Ophavsperson), Zenodo, 19 dec. 2022
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