Oskar Vågerö

Oskar Vågerö is a Doctoral Research Fellow in the Section for Energy Systems at the University of Oslo. His research focuses on integrating social dimensions and energy justice into energy system models, particularly exploring fair allocation principles and public acceptance of renewable energy infrastructure. He contributes to developing the highRES power system model for Norway within a European context. His interdisciplinary approach merges technical modeling with social science theories.

Education: No explicit educational background provided beyond current affiliation as a PhD candidate. Research Projects include: Designing Socially Inclusive Low-Carbon Energy Systems, Machine Learning of Public Sentiments toward Wind Energy in Norway, and the Nordic Energy Systems Research Program. He collaborates with institutions like the Energy Systems Modelling Group.

Key Methodologies: Power system modeling, machine learning for sentiment analysis, interdisciplinary frameworks combining engineering and social sciences. Focus Areas: Equity in energy transitions, policy design, and stakeholder engagement in technical models.