Karianne Krohn Taranger

RESEARCH INTERESTS

My core research interests lie within the fields of international and national environmental governance, climate and energy policy and environmental justice. I am also interested in nature-based solutions and systems thinking approach to sustainability challenges. Current research areas include wind power and other renewables, deep decarbonisation/low-carbon transition, and EU energy policy.

BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE

Academic background

MSc Environmental Sciences, Sustainable Development (Earth System Governance), Utrecht University, Netherlands (2020).
Bachelor’s degree in Development Studies, University of Agder, Norway (2018).
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Auditing, University of Agder, Norway (2015).
Exchange at Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia (2018).

Professional experience

PhD Research Fellow, Fridtjof Nansen Institute (2022-).
Researcher, Fridtjof Nansen Institute (2021-2022).
Sustainability Advisor (pro bono), Stiftelsen FEE Norway -Grønt Flagg (2020-2021).
Student team member, GlobalGoals – a research project funded by the European Research Council to study the steering effects of the Sustainable Development Goals (2019-2020).
Technical facilitator and co-planner for social event, International SDG Research Symposium, GlobalGoals 2020: A virtual international conference (2020).
Field study experiences in Sri Lanka and Indonesia (2016 and 2018).

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PROJECTS

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS

De Facto Rule-Making Below the Level of Implementing Acts: Double-Delegated Rule-Making in European Union Electricity Market Regulation

Identifying and analysing important model assumptions: Combining technoeconomic and political feasibility of deep decarbonisation pathways in Norway

A wind of change in Norway: Explaining shifts in municipal stances on wind power by policy feedback and energy justice

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Tatt av vinden? Endring i norske kommuners holdninger til vindkraft ('Gone with the Wind? Norwegian Municipalities' Changing Attitudes Towards Windpower')

Stocktaking of the adopted TCMs: Towards harmonization or diversity?

The evolving role of ACER: Emergence, practice and review of terms, conditions and methodologies (TCMs)

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