Anders Rhiger Hansen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6547136 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Anders Rhiger Hansen |
| NOMBRES | Anders Rhiger |
| APELLIDO | Hansen |
| FIRMA | HANSEN A R |
| AFILIACIONES | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2771-062X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
How the timing of practices and appliance use contributes to evening peak electricity demand
Temporal patterns in energy demand are becoming increasingly central to managing supply and demand in energy systems based on renewables. While past research has used either time-use surveys or high-resolution electricity use data to examine associations between energy peaks and everyday practices, these sources are rarely combined. This paper combines time-use survey data, including practices and appliances, with hourly electricity use data to i…
The Political Economy of Low Carbon Transformation
Strong daily routinisation, weak energy flexibility
Fundamental changes in everyday consumption patterns are required to mitigate negative environmental impacts, and these include adapting the timing of consumption. For example, flexible energy demand becomes increasingly important in response to larger shares of fluctuating energy production while dynamic electricity pricing suggests there is a need to encourage staggered electricity use. In this paper, we explore the stability, adjustability and…
Welfare within planetary boundaries in the Nordics
Introduction: (Un)sustainable welfare in the NordicsConfining consumption to within planetary boundaries is one of the greatest challenges facing today's society.This concerns mitigating detrimental impacts of consumption on ecological systems as well as staving off potential consequences, the scale of which the future will reveal.Technological developments will not alone solve the climate, biodiversity, or resource crises.Therefore, societies mu…
The links and entanglements of energy vulnerability
In 2022, energy prices rose markedly across Europe, impacting household budgets and everyday energy practices and providing an interesting backdrop for research on energy vulnerability. While such research is an established field throughout many European countries, there is limited research within the Nordic countries. In Denmark, the energy crisis during the winter of 2022/2023 led to increased political attention on new topics relating to vulne…
Mapping the importance of specific physical elements in urban space for blind and visually impaired people
This paper is based on a questionnaire of all Danish Orientation & Mobility instructors, assessing the importance of 34 physical elements as clues in the pedestrian environment to support blind and visually impaired people (BVIP)'s orientation. The aim is to contribute to a body of knowledge about why the design of physical elements is so crucial for (BVIP)'s orientation, accounting for the perceptual sight function and using other senses to comp…
Welfare within planetary limits
In January 2023, Anders Rhiger Hansen visited Lund University to talk to Max Koch about sustainable welfare, human needs, social inequality and a little bit about Bourdieu. The message from Max was clear: politicians need to drop the idea of green growth and instead define a safe and just operating space to determine what can be done within this space. His sociological approach combines Marxian and Bourdieusean traditions, and he recommends that …
Characterizing the Danish energy prosumer
Lower costs and stop-go policy around 2012 created two distinct groups of households with solar photovoltaics (PVs) in Denmark – a large group of early adopters (annually metered), and a smaller group of later adopters (hourly/real-time metered). This paper analyses these groups to characterize Danish PVs prosumer households and identify why they bought PVs. A comparison of a full population of 73,974 Danish household PVs owners (registered as of…
Embodied competences in preparedness for blackouts
As part of governmental risk management policies, households are advised to be aware of local preparedness plans, make a family emergency plan and kit, and stock supplies to increase their level of preparedness. But the sole focus on this ‘formal preparedness competence’ fails to consider the ‘embodied preparedness competence’ that comes into play during a blackout. Drawing on 25 in-depth interviews in Norwegian households and a representative we…
Gender, age, and educational differences in the importance of homely comfort in Denmark
Like parent, like child
(Re)introducing embodied practical understanding to the sociology of sustainable consumption
In this article, we argue that the sociology of sustainable consumption has had a strong focus on practical understandings embedded in material entities and thereby also on the role of the material for the reproduction and change of sustainable consumption practices. Consequently, the role of social relations and practical understandings embodied in humans has been downplayed. We give two possible explanations to this rather one-sided focus; firs…
Sticky’ energy practices
The social structure of heat consumption in Denmark
(Re)introducing embodied practical understanding to the sociology of sustainable consumption
In this article, we argue that the sociology of sustainable consumption has had a strong focus on practical understandings embedded in material entities and thereby also on the role of the material for the reproduction and change of sustainable consumption practices. Consequently, the role of social relations and practical understandings embodied in humans has been downplayed. We give two possible explanations to this rather one-sided focus; firs…
Gender, age, and educational differences in the importance of homely comfort in Denmark
Sticky’ energy practices
The social structure of heat consumption in Denmark
Embodied competences in preparedness for blackouts
As part of governmental risk management policies, households are advised to be aware of local preparedness plans, make a family emergency plan and kit, and stock supplies to increase their level of preparedness. But the sole focus on this ‘formal preparedness competence’ fails to consider the ‘embodied preparedness competence’ that comes into play during a blackout. Drawing on 25 in-depth interviews in Norwegian households and a representative we…
Characterizing the Danish energy prosumer
Lower costs and stop-go policy around 2012 created two distinct groups of households with solar photovoltaics (PVs) in Denmark – a large group of early adopters (annually metered), and a smaller group of later adopters (hourly/real-time metered). This paper analyses these groups to characterize Danish PVs prosumer households and identify why they bought PVs. A comparison of a full population of 73,974 Danish household PVs owners (registered as of…
The links and entanglements of energy vulnerability
In 2022, energy prices rose markedly across Europe, impacting household budgets and everyday energy practices and providing an interesting backdrop for research on energy vulnerability. While such research is an established field throughout many European countries, there is limited research within the Nordic countries. In Denmark, the energy crisis during the winter of 2022/2023 led to increased political attention on new topics relating to vulne…
Like parent, like child
Welfare within planetary boundaries in the Nordics
Introduction: (Un)sustainable welfare in the NordicsConfining consumption to within planetary boundaries is one of the greatest challenges facing today's society.This concerns mitigating detrimental impacts of consumption on ecological systems as well as staving off potential consequences, the scale of which the future will reveal.Technological developments will not alone solve the climate, biodiversity, or resource crises.Therefore, societies mu…
The social structure of heat consumption in Denmark
Sticky’ energy practices
Gender, age, and educational differences in the importance of homely comfort in Denmark
Like parent, like child
(Re)introducing embodied practical understanding to the sociology of sustainable consumption
In this article, we argue that the sociology of sustainable consumption has had a strong focus on practical understandings embedded in material entities and thereby also on the role of the material for the reproduction and change of sustainable consumption practices. Consequently, the role of social relations and practical understandings embodied in humans has been downplayed. We give two possible explanations to this rather one-sided focus; firs…
Embodied competences in preparedness for blackouts
As part of governmental risk management policies, households are advised to be aware of local preparedness plans, make a family emergency plan and kit, and stock supplies to increase their level of preparedness. But the sole focus on this ‘formal preparedness competence’ fails to consider the ‘embodied preparedness competence’ that comes into play during a blackout. Drawing on 25 in-depth interviews in Norwegian households and a representative we…
Characterizing the Danish energy prosumer
Lower costs and stop-go policy around 2012 created two distinct groups of households with solar photovoltaics (PVs) in Denmark – a large group of early adopters (annually metered), and a smaller group of later adopters (hourly/real-time metered). This paper analyses these groups to characterize Danish PVs prosumer households and identify why they bought PVs. A comparison of a full population of 73,974 Danish household PVs owners (registered as of…
Mapping the importance of specific physical elements in urban space for blind and visually impaired people
This paper is based on a questionnaire of all Danish Orientation & Mobility instructors, assessing the importance of 34 physical elements as clues in the pedestrian environment to support blind and visually impaired people (BVIP)'s orientation. The aim is to contribute to a body of knowledge about why the design of physical elements is so crucial for (BVIP)'s orientation, accounting for the perceptual sight function and using other senses to comp…
Welfare within planetary limits
In January 2023, Anders Rhiger Hansen visited Lund University to talk to Max Koch about sustainable welfare, human needs, social inequality and a little bit about Bourdieu. The message from Max was clear: politicians need to drop the idea of green growth and instead define a safe and just operating space to determine what can be done within this space. His sociological approach combines Marxian and Bourdieusean traditions, and he recommends that …
The Political Economy of Low Carbon Transformation
Strong daily routinisation, weak energy flexibility
Fundamental changes in everyday consumption patterns are required to mitigate negative environmental impacts, and these include adapting the timing of consumption. For example, flexible energy demand becomes increasingly important in response to larger shares of fluctuating energy production while dynamic electricity pricing suggests there is a need to encourage staggered electricity use. In this paper, we explore the stability, adjustability and…
Welfare within planetary boundaries in the Nordics
Introduction: (Un)sustainable welfare in the NordicsConfining consumption to within planetary boundaries is one of the greatest challenges facing today's society.This concerns mitigating detrimental impacts of consumption on ecological systems as well as staving off potential consequences, the scale of which the future will reveal.Technological developments will not alone solve the climate, biodiversity, or resource crises.Therefore, societies mu…
The links and entanglements of energy vulnerability
In 2022, energy prices rose markedly across Europe, impacting household budgets and everyday energy practices and providing an interesting backdrop for research on energy vulnerability. While such research is an established field throughout many European countries, there is limited research within the Nordic countries. In Denmark, the energy crisis during the winter of 2022/2023 led to increased political attention on new topics relating to vulne…
How the timing of practices and appliance use contributes to evening peak electricity demand
Temporal patterns in energy demand are becoming increasingly central to managing supply and demand in energy systems based on renewables. While past research has used either time-use surveys or high-resolution electricity use data to examine associations between energy peaks and everyday practices, these sources are rarely combined. This paper combines time-use survey data, including practices and appliances, with hourly electricity use data to i…
Computer Science (8 obras) · Economics (8 obras) · Consumption (sociology (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Social science (6 obras) · Ecology (5 obras) · Energy (signal processing (4 obras) · Energy consumption (4 obras) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (4 obras)