PdH at Technical University of Denmark – Bourses de recherche Danemark 2018

The research agenda for this PhD project is to explore co-creation processes in relation to wind energy solutions on land in Denmark. Co-creation is heralded for creating legitimacy in innovation and for stimulating more innovative, democratic and ‘socially robust’ solutions through distributed action. The project is expected to advance our understanding of how such processes can improve social acceptance of wind energy and what opportunities co-creative activities present in terms of socio-technical innovation, social learning and new business, ownership and engagement models, all contributing to a responsible and fair development of wind energy in Denmark. Responsibilities and tasks This PhD project connects the research fields of renewable energy transition and responsible research and innovation as outlined above, and we expect the candidate to outline a r...