Research Fellow
Daniel Quiggin
Research Fellow
Chatham House
DQuiggin@chathamhouse.org
Biography
My PhD covered supply-demand modelling of future energy scenarios and the quantification of household demand adaptations via demand side management. Energy demand research is difficult because its the interplay between economics, people, technology, social norms and buildings. LoLo students benefit from the diverse research interests of the teach staff and PhD students alike.
My background is in Particle Physics, holding a Masters of Physics and moved into his current area of research via a Research Masters in Earth System Science.
As a Research Fellow at Chatham House I work in the Energy, Environment and Resources department. I work on a wide range of energy – economic – climate related projects. These include stranded assets, energy demand side structural shifts, the implications of Brexit on UK and EU climate and energy policy, the transformation of utilities and low carbon future scenarios.
Publications –
Investec Asset Management, Tom Nelson, Daniel Quiggin, Graeme Baker, Charles Wall, June 2016
Our energy future: creating a sustainable global energy system
Elsevier Energy, Daniel Quiggin, Richard Buswell March 2016
Elsevier Energy, Daniel Quiggin, Sarah Cornell, Michael Tierney, Richard Buswell, March 2012
Personal Website: www.demandenergyequality.org
Loughborough congratulates its first LoLo PhD success (news item)
