Office hours
Tuesday and Thursday 16:00–17:00. Please book as a normal Teams meeting invite. I often work from home, so if you prefer an in-person meeting (especially for pastoral issues), please book a meeting and let me know in advance.
Dr Femke Nijsse
Senior Lecturer
Physical Geography
University of Exeter
Laver Building
North Park Road
Exeter EX4 4QE
Dr Femke Nijsse is a complexity scientist who models the transition towards clean energy in different sectors and the deputy director of Exeter Climate Policy. She is a key developer of the MSET-FTT energy-economy-environment model, in particular the FTT submodels on heat, transport and power. Major energy technologies in MSET-FTT are represented with evolutionary economics, so that the diffusion of a new technology follows an S-curve. Her work addresses innovation, the integration of high shares of variable renewables in electricity grids and how sector coupling can help accellerate the transition to a net-zero energy system. This work informs what policies are effective at what stage of the transition in which country.