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Understanding Fuel Poverty in the Scottish Energy Policy Landscape

Understanding Fuel Poverty in the Scottish Energy Policy Landscape

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A seminar on fuel poverty within Scottish energy policy will be held on 16 September 2026 at 199 Cathedral Street in Glasgow. The free event is part of the Strathclyde Institute for Sustainable Communities hybrid seminar series.

The Strathclyde Institute for Sustainable Communities (SISC) seminar series (hybrid events)

We’re excited to host a thought-provoking session featuring Megan Scherrer. Megan Scherrer is a PhD researcher at The Centre for Energy Policy in the University of Strathclyde. With a background in sociology and an MSc from the University of Edinburgh, she aims to examine the lived experiences of those affected by fuel poverty and to explore policy interventions that impact energy affordability.

🗣 Talk Title: Understanding Fuel Poverty in the Scottish Energy Policy Landscape

Join Us for the latest of the Strathclyde Institute for Sustainable Communities (SISC) seminar series!

This event is the latest in our seminar series, which brings together researchers, practitioners and community leaders to explore bold ideas for building more inclusive, resilient and sustainable communities.

Abstract

This presentation explores how Scottish energy policy can be leveraged to better address fuel poverty. Drawing on policy document analysis and stakeholder interviews, the research identifies challenges to policy implementation and gaps in targeting, while establishing principles for policy of best practice going forward. It presents findings on how energy policy in Scotland can impact community wellbeing and vulnerability, with specific consideration for fuel poor households. The research demonstrates the importance of designing policies that centre community and equity outcomes alongside the transition to net zero.

🕒 Time: 12:30–13:30

The room will be open from 12:00 to 14:00 to allow for attendees who would like to bring their own lunch / tea and coffee and for informal networking before and after the seminar (12:00-12:30 and 13:30-14:00).

📍 Location: SBS Meeting Room CW4.05

Directions:

Enter the Stenhouse Wing of building at 199 Cathedral Street, map here.

Take the stairs (or lift through the double doors) to floor 4.

Follow the signs for 'Cathedral Wing', through the double doors and turn to your right. The room will be on your left.

For online attendees, use the following link to attend the event:

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Meeting ID: 365 502 290 563 3

Passcode: dE7Ha9eX

🗓 Upcoming Seminar Dates (also held in Room CW4.05 from 12:00-14:00) can be found here.

*Note:If you are not a member of staff at the University of Strathclyde, please select the ticket option “Non-staff of the University of Strathclyde.” Please note that non-staff attendees may participate virtually only.

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If you have any queries please contact sbs-sisc@strath.ac.uk.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Understanding Fuel Poverty in the Scottish Energy Policy Landscape takes place on Wednesday, 16 September 2026 at 12:00.

Understanding Fuel Poverty in the Scottish Energy Policy Landscape is held at 199 Cathedral St in Glasgow (199 Cathedral Street, Glasgow, G4 0RQ).

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