Declan Kuch is a Research Fellow in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences motivated by the problem of how we live together in a common world with the artefacts of science and technology. His research is situated between the fields of Science and Technology Studies and Economic Sociology. He has published on topics including public engagement with science and technology, precision medicine, energy policy, climate policy, and the sharing economy. He has also consulted to the Australian Council of Learned Academies on public participation in unconventional gas and precision medicine. He is the author of ‘The Rise and Fall of Carbon Emissions Trading’ (Palgrave MacMillan, 2015), which is a critical history of the foundations of the ‘climate wars’. He loves riding bikes. The following lists Declan’s publications released through CEEM.
Declan Kuch
Faculty of Arts
Social Sciences
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Publications
| Title & place of publication | Author | Research area | Type | Links | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social license to automate batteries? Australian householder conditions for participation in Virtual Power Plants | Mike Roberts, Sophie Adams, Declan Kuch | Electricity Markets & Restructuring, Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation | Journal papers | Energy Research & Social Science, 104 | |
| Energy Resilience in Bushfires and Extreme Weather Events | Sophie Adams, Mike Roberts, Shanil Samarakoon, Ellie Kallmier, Rob Passey, Anna Bruce, Declan Kuch, Renate Egan, Michael Dillon, Rachel Szczepaniak, Iain MacGill, Alison Potter | Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation, Sustainability & general | Reports and Working Papers | ||
| 'Social license to automate: A critical review of emerging approaches to electricity demand management', Energy Research and Social Science, 80 | Sophie Adams, Declan Kuch, Lisa Diamond, Peter Fröhlich, Ida Marie Henriksen, Cecilia Katzeff, Marianne Ryghaug, Selin Yilmaz | Electricity Markets & Restructuring, Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation | Journal papers | Energy Research and Social Science, 80 | |
| 'N1 Oppurtunity Assessment - Electric vehicles and the grid', Race for 2030, 2021 | Declan Kuch, Amelia Thorpe, Alannah Milton | Electric vehicles | Reports and Working Papers | Race for 2030, Full Report PDF, Summary PDF | |
| VPP User Research - Final Report | Mike Roberts, Sophie Adams, Declan Kuch | Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation | Reports and Working Papers | ||
| Ecogeneration "The VIPs in the VPP … putting users at the centre" | Mike Roberts, Sophie Adams, Declan Kuch, Jonathan Dore | Energy Efficiency & Distributed Generation | Articles | Ecogeneration | |
| An Energy Data Manifesto, in Good Data, Edited by A. Daly, S.K. Devitt, and M. Mann, Institute of Network Cultures: Amsterdam. | Declan Kuch, Naomi Stringer , Luke Marshall, Mike Roberts, Iain MacGill, Anna Bruce, Rob Passey, Sharon Young | Sustainability & general | Book chapters | A. Daly, S.K. Devitt, Good Data, Institute of Network Cultures, PDF, RG | |
| 'Submission to the Independent Review into the Future Security of the National Electricity Market‘ | Iain MacGill, Anna Bruce, Declan Kuch, Luke Marshall, Naomi Stringer , Sharon Young | Electricity Markets & Restructuring | Submissions | ||
| A Chip off the Old Block, for NewMatilda, 2nd Sept 2009 | Declan Kuch | Sustainability & general | Articles | NewMatilda, PDF | |
| Emissions Trading: 'Grip on reality' or just 'trust in numbers', for the Australian Review of Public Affairs, August 2008 | Stephen Healy, Declan Kuch | Emissions trading | Articles | Australian Review of Public Affairs, PDF |