N. (Nthabi) Mohlakoana
N. (Nthabi) Mohlakoana
Research interests
Dr Nthabi Mohlakoana has over 20 years of experience in research focusing on energy policy implementation, energy access and use as well as gender mainstreaming in the energy sector. She has a keen interest on the Energy Transition issues and impacts on energy users. Her research at TU Delft focuses on European Energy Communities and how community driven interventions can facilitate affordable and clean energy for all residents. She is also part of a three year project European Commission funded project known as Waterwarmth. This project explores the possibilities of Aquathermal Energy (AE) using surface water for heating and cooling purposes. Her role in this project includes an analysis of policies and governance mechanisms that would lead to positive implementation of AE projects in the North Sea region and beyond. Her in-depth work experience in South Africa and other global south regions includes her time at Stellenbosch University’s Centre for Sustainability Transitions (CST) where she focused on research concerning the energy transition with a focus on the socio-economic issues such as energy access, energy poverty, jobs, skills development, gender as well as impact on communities and their livelihoods.
Expertise
Publications
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2024
WP 6 Governance of collective energy systems
#1 Framework and typology to analyse governance of current AE and other relevant heating systems
T. Hoppe / N. Mohlakoana / Barry Ness / Sara Brogaard -
2023
Understanding Energy Poverty in South Africa
N. Mohlakoana / Peta Wolpe
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2023
Varieties of just transition: Public support in South Africa’s Mpumalanga coal community for different policy options
N. Mohlakoana / Muhammed Lokhat / Nives Dolsak / Aseem Prakash
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2021
A just energy transition to facilitate household energy access and alleviate energy poverty
N. Mohlakoana / Peta Wolpe
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2020
Engendering the Energy Transition
Gul Ozerol
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Ancillary activities
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2023-06-01 - 2024-12-31
Education
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2024-12-12 - 2026-05-29