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Research
Latest papers
New Insights on the Energy Impacts of Telework in Canada.
Canadian public policy. Analyse de politiques · 2021
Latest funding
- $559,576
Development of a solar-driven adsorption thermal energy storage system concept for space heating applications in northern remote indigenous communities
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $250,000
Occupant-centric housing design and retrofit pathways for sustainable, equitable, and resilient pandemic recovery
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $125,000
Creating Equitable, Resilient and Low Carbon Canadian Community Housing that Enhances Social Welfare
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
New Insights on the Energy Impacts of Telework in Canada.
Villeneuve H, Abdeen A, Papineau M, Simon S, Cruickshank C, O'Brien W
Development of a solar-driven adsorption thermal energy storage system concept for space heating applications in northern remote indigenous communities
Principal investigators: Duquette, Jean JR
Keywords: adsorption; buildings; energy modelling and simulation; energy storage; experimental testing; hvac; indigenous communities; materials characterization; solar thermal; space heating
Occupant-centric housing design and retrofit pathways for sustainable, equitable, and resilient pandemic recovery
Principal investigators: Gunay, Burak
Keywords: Robust design; Occupant behaviour; Energy efficiency; Indoor air quality; Thermal comfort; Housing; Buildings
Creating Equitable, Resilient and Low Carbon Canadian Community Housing that Enhances Social Welfare
Principal investigators: Cruickshank, Cynthia
Keywords: Community Housing; Building Retrofit; Environmental Economics; Building Science; Heat, Air, and Moisture Transfer; Building Resiliency; Climate Change; Occupant Comfort; Resource Economics; Statistical Inference
CANSTOREnergy: Seasonal storage of renewable energy
Principal investigators: Sinton, David
Home conservation sensitivity to electricity pricing and building alterations: with consideration of a COVID -- 19 environment
Principal investigators: Calic, Goran
Keywords: dynamic electricity pricing; optional rates; insurance options; conservation; time-of-use rates; field experiment; discrete choice experiment; energy efficient homes; COVID-19 enivironment; residential electricity demand; building codes; consumer demand
A Network to Deploy a Randomized Controlled Field Trial to Identify Robust, Equitable and Empirically Validated Pathways to Magnify Residential Energy Efficiency Investment Uptake
Principal investigators: Papineau, Maya
Keywords: climate change; energy economics; energy efficiency; energy policy; energy research and social science; environment and development economics; resource and energy economics
Home conservation sensitivity to electricity pricing and building alterations: with consideration of a COVID -- 19 environment
Principal investigators: Deal, Kenneth R.
Keywords: dynamic electricity pricing; optional rates; insurance options; conservation; time-of-use rates; field experiment; discrete choice experiment; energy efficient homes; COVID-19 enivironment; residential electricity demand; building codes; consumer demand
Booms, Busts, Incentives, and the Environment
Principal investigators: Khan, Hashmat
Keywords: Environmental; Energy use; Business cycle shocks; Demand shocks; Supply shocks; State-level energy use; Sector-level energy use; Firm-level energy use; Environmental policies; Emissions
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- William O'Brien and Cynthia Cruickshank: 1 shared paper
- William O'Brien and Maya Papineau: 1 shared paper
- Cynthia Cruickshank and Maya Papineau: 1 shared paper
- Economics
- Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
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