SUPERVISORS
Dr Samantha Sharpe (UTS)
John Laird (Solar Analytics)
DESCRIPTION
A successful clean energy transition requires customers to be central in creating and using clean energy products. This project will analyse how processes and tools used to create user innovation/ customer centricity in other fields (Fintech and Information Technology) are useful in clean energy transition, and where and these tools need to be further developed.
This program of study will include a review of best practice; identifying success-factors, metrics and guidance on how best to apply these new product development methodologies to the clean energy transition and to the delivery of emerging technologies in renewables.
Research Partner
Industry Partner
Student
Start Date
August 2021
End Date
August 2024
Project Code
0169
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