Household energy resilience in crisis and sustainable transition

Household energy resilience has been brought to the fore by uncertainties in Sweden and abroad, high electricity 
prices and an increased risk of power shortages. Climate change-related disturbances are also increasingly affecting 
households. The three fields crisis preparedness, climate change adaptation and sustainable energy transition all link 
to households' energy resilience and support households through initiatives such as courses, campaigns and advice. 
But collaboration between the fields is limited and there is a risk of conflicts between them. For example, 
preparedness is often associated with ownership of material resources, which makes a sustainable transition more 
difficult. The project takes a holistic approach to households' energy resilience and identifies synergies and conflicts 
in various initiatives aimed at households. With design methods, we investigate, and develop concepts for, how 
initiatives can be designed to strengthen households' overall energy resilience.