Peter Connor

Peter Connor is an Associate Professor in Sustainable Energy Policy at the University of Exeter, located in Penryn, Cornwall. He has been in this position since July 2019, after serving as a Senior Lecturer in Renewable Energy Policy at the same institution from January 2005 to July 2019.13

Educational Background

• PhD in Renewable Energy from The Open University (1997-2002)
• MSc in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment from Coventry University (1994-1996)
• BSc in Chemistry from the University of Warwick (1989-1992)

Research and Contributions

Peter Connor's research focuses on sustainable energy policies, particularly the transition to renewable heating technologies and energy efficiency measures. He has been involved in significant projects like SHIFFT (Sustainable Heating: Implementation of Fossil-Free Technology), which aims to develop low carbon heating solutions across multiple European countries.24 His work emphasizes community engagement in the transition to sustainable energy systems, advocating for strategies that involve local populations in the design and implementation of new technologies.2

Professional Experience

Before his current role, Connor worked as a Research Fellow at Warwick Business School from May 2002 to December 2004. His extensive experience in both teaching and research positions him as a notable figure in the field of sustainable energy policy.13

In addition to his academic roles, Connor is actively involved in various research initiatives and collaborations aimed at addressing climate change through innovative energy solutions.25