PhD in Justice and Socio-Environmental Risks in Wind-to-Hydrogen Energy Modelling Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway

PhD opportunity at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Justice and Socio-Environmental Risks in Wind-to-Hydrogen Energy Modelling.

This project is part of WP5 Sustainability in FME NorthWind and focuses on how justice, biodiversity, competing land and sea uses, environmental concerns, and societal values can be integrated into spatial energy models that inform major investment decisions.

The position sits at the intersection of spatial energy modelling, GIS, spatial planning, and social science. The team is especially interested in candidates who want to bridge quantitative modelling with participatory and community-engaged research, and who are motivated by questions about how local knowledge and community priorities can shape energy planning.

Relevant study areas and keywords include environmental science, geography, civil engineering, computer science, political science, and sociology, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and energy transitions.

The post is for a PhD candidate. No specific stipend amount, tuition details, or deadline are visible in the provided text excerpt. Applicants are instructed to apply online through the official portal; CVs should not be sent directly to the announcer.