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Mari Martiskainen is Professor of Energy and Society at the University of Sussex, where she directs the £15m UKRI Energy Demand Research Centre (EDRC) and co-leads the Sussex Energy Group. Her research addresses just transitions in energy, housing and transport systems.
Education:
- Ph.D. Science and Technology Policy Studies, University of Sussex
- MSc Environmental Technology, Imperial College London
- BA Social Sciences, University of Helsinki
Professor Martiskainen's work examines energy justice dimensions of low-carbon transitions, with particular focus on fuel-transport poverty intersections. Her research combines policy analysis, vulnerability mapping, and participatory methods to develop equitable decarbonization strategies.
Recent publications (2019-2025) demonstrate strong emphasis on multidimensional energy vulnerability and policy solutions. Key trends in her 15 most cited works include: developing geospatial vulnerability frameworks (2025), analyzing justice in sustainability transitions (2024), and documenting lived experiences of energy-transport poverty (2023).
Scientific Awards:
- UKRI Energy Demand Research Champion (2022)
- Top 6 global scholar in low-carbon economy research (2022)
- University of Sussex Research Excellence Award (2019)
Professor Martiskainen leads major research initiatives including the £15m EDRC and FAIR project on fuel-transport poverty. She advises UK government departments, the Climate Change Committee, and international organizations on energy justice policy. Her research collaborations span 15+ countries with funding from UKRI, EU Horizon, and Nuffield Foundation exceeding £20m.