New Energy Outlook for the Netherlands

  • Alkemade, Floor (Principal Investigator (PI))
  • Bauer, P. (Principal Investigator (PI))
  • Qin, Z. (Co-Principal Investigator (CoPI))
  • Chandra Mouli, G.R. (Co-Principal Investigator (CoPI))
  • Yadav, S. (Participant)
  • Schmehl, R. (Principal Investigator (PI))
  • Hoekstra, Auke (Principal Investigator (PI))
  • Chandra Mouli, G.R. (Participant)
  • Creatore, Adriana (Participant)
  • Renes, Reint Jan (Participant)
  • Steinbuch, Maarten (Participant)
  • Lurkin, Virginie (Participant)
  • Rasouli, Soora (Participant)
  • Bonnema, Maarten (Participant)
  • van de Coevering, Paul (Participant)
  • Wijnands, Korneel (Participant)
  • Roes, Maurice (Participant)
  • van Gool, Piet (Participant)
  • Diercks, Gijs (Participant)
  • Bekkers, Rudi (Participant)
  • Lavrijssen, Saskia (Participant)
  • Hofman , Theo (Participant)
  • Loorbach, Derk (Participant)
  • van Lelyveld , Michiel (Participant)
  • Sanaz Kaschny, Laura (Participant)
  • Loomans, Naud (Participant)
  • Silvas, Emilia (Participant)
  • Van Woensel, Tom (Participant)
  • Salazar, Mauro (Participant)
  • Labee , Pim (Participant)
  • Buchel , Sophie (Participant)
  • Beemer , Emil (Participant)
  • Pereira Marca , Ygor (Participant)
  • Joshi, R. (Participant)
  • Rosero Abad , Rosero Abad (Participant)
  • Clemente , Maurizio (Participant)
  • Borsboom , Olaf (Participant)
  • Choi , Younjung (Participant)
  • Kiemen , Mixel (Participant)
  • Schmidt, H.S. (Participant)
  • Eijkelhof, D. (Participant)
  • Maharjan , Prapti (Participant)
  • van Druten, Emiel (Participant)
  • El Feiaz , Amira (Participant)
  • Paparella , Fabio (Participant)
  • Yadav, S. (Participant)
  • Siadati , Saba (Participant)
  • Khaleghparast , Sharif (Participant)
  • Tamis , Milan (Participant)
  • Shekhar , Swapnil (Participant)
  • Hanselaar , Caspar (Participant)
  • Damianakis, N. (Participant)
  • Aria , Dahimi (Participant)
  • Reyes Dreke , Victor (Participant)
  • Gong , Sicheng (Participant)
  • Pouresmaeil , Kaveh (Participant)
  • Mukherjee , Kousumi (Participant)
  • de Vries, G. (Participant)
  • Stolle, Kurt (Participant)
  • Leferink, Tessa (Participant)

Project Details

Description

NEON is a multidisciplinary research program addressing three interrelated societal challenges: climate action, renewable energy, and smart & sustainable transport. We believe integral research combining societal, economic and technological expertise is the key to understanding and solving today's big challenges. Our research focuses on making impact. Therefore we closely collaborate with over twenty industry partners, multiple governmental institutions and other societal partners. Next to that we are connected to some of the biggest experts in the international research community.The 33 PhD positions combined in the NEON program are subdivided in the domains: Sustainable energy, Smart & safe mobility, Societal integration and Integral models. Covering everything from chemistry and electrical engineering to law and psychology. All working together with the same drive towards our mutual goal of accelerating the energy and mobility transition through integral, multidisciplinary research.The NEON methodology is innovative in that it focuses on difficult technological problems while simultaneously evaluating and testing all technological and social options in a system setting through social research, living labs and an integral computer model. This requires integrating and interfacing technological knowledge with knowledge from the social sciences and humanities.
AcronymNEON
StatusActive
Effective start/end date1/11/2031/10/24

UN Sustainable Development Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This project contributes towards the following SDG(s):

  • SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy

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