Fully funded PhD studentship available in the Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS), Newcastle University


Project Description
The question of how new regional economic growth paths emerge has been identified as one of the most challenging in economic geography and spatial economics. This PhD focuses on path creation in the context of energy transitions and the growth of the offshore wind sector. The research offers the potential for an innovative comparative analysis of path creation in two leading regions - Fujian and Northern England- of the world's largest offshore wind markets. The work seeks to better understand the geographically varied nature of path creation by examining the mechanisms, multi-scalar institutional contexts and Global Production Network dynamics involved.


Sponsor:
Newcastle University-Xiamen University Strategic Partnership (NU-XMU)

Deadline for applications: 31st May 2015

More details available at:
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/AKY767/phd-in-path-creation-and-energy-transition-a-uk-china-comparison/
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/curds/study/funding.htm

Continuing the series of opportunities in Europe for those interested in a job in Energy Transitions, here is a position at SEI - Stockholm Environment Institute, a well-respected and long-known institute that does fantastic work.  I look forward to the day when American cities are hiring managers and policy analysts to help cities be 100% renewable.
http://www.sei-international.org/working-for-sei/current-recruitments/3089