Das Team
We are an intergenerational team of experts with practical, political, participatory, and scientific experience. We care about protecting the climate and the environment. We can help you implement appropriate measures for a good world for us and future generations.
➦ Dr. Claus Eppe
As a long-serving ministerial councillor and head of the department at the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia, I assisted in shaping European, state-wide, and municipal projects in the fields of mobility, urban and neighbourhood development, as well as future-oriented research on participatory processes. Today, among other things, I work with SES – Senior Expert Service as a worldwide consultant for civic engagement and project development.
As a long-serving ministerial councillor and head of the department at the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia, I assisted in shaping European, state-wide, and municipal projects in the fields of mobility, urban and neighbourhood development, as well as future-oriented research on participatory processes. Today, among other things, I work with SES – Senior Expert Service as a worldwide consultant for civic engagement and project development.
➦ Philipp Eppe, M.Sc.
As an environmental psychologist and behavioural expert in environmental and energy matters, I help practitioners and policymakers understand the human dimension of sustainable development, combining innovative research with the practical application of scientific insights. At the University of Bremen, I lead the team “Networks & Stakeholder Engagement” in the Resilient Energy Systems research group. We design and study participatory processes for local transitions – from identifying relevant stakeholders and facilitating transdisciplinary workshops to agent-based models that examine the adoption of sustainable technologies. At the same time, I am working on my PhD on the psychological factors influencing the adoption of sustainable technologies.
As an environmental psychologist and behavioural expert in environmental and energy matters, I help practitioners and policymakers understand the human dimension of sustainable development, combining innovative research with the practical application of scientific insights. At the University of Bremen, I lead the team “Networks & Stakeholder Engagement” in the Resilient Energy Systems research group. We design and study participatory processes for local transitions – from identifying relevant stakeholders and facilitating transdisciplinary workshops to agent-based models that examine the adoption of sustainable technologies. At the same time, I am working on my PhD on the psychological factors influencing the adoption of sustainable technologies.
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