1. #technology abuse & #energy: I have thought hard about about sharing this on Twitter, but as stories of tech abuse seem to hit the news on a weekly basis at the moment (e.g. bit.ly/3vsBE6d) I thought it might be time to speak about one of my PhD findings. @exeterepg 2. My research data highlighted an emerging concern among domestic energy data users who in the course of their work generate insights about homes (e.g. consumption or heating profiles) that also indicate harms may be occurring in those spaces.

1. #digital #energy governance challenge number 2 - distributional effects and #inequalities. An enormously complex area that's hard to summarize in a tweet - really a whole PhD in its own right. (If you're doing this please say hello!) Full report - bit.ly/2A0KuQm. 2. Key point: digitalisation holds the potential to change the nature, spread and scale of existing energy distributional challenges, as well as introducing new ones. We must address this to facilitate a #JustTransition to #netzero.

1. My new research discussion paper (bit.ly/2A0KuQm) outlines six key #governance challenges emerging from #energy #digitalization - first up is #datagovernance! @exeterepg 2. #datagovernance is the subject of a lot of current #policy work - issue awareness is high and broad support is reported for sector initiatives by e.g. @beisgovuk @EnergySysCat @ofgem @cse_bristol @SustainFirst. Report findings raise a few areas for further discussion, e.g.: