Training for a Hydrogen Economy based Renewable Energy Society in the Anthropocene (THERESA)
The THERESA project establishes a doctoral research programme focused on the systematic legal analysis of hydrogen economy. PhD candidates will receive training in regulatory intervention on hydrogen, which is a complex and growing field of regulation characterised by a highly fragmented legal framework.
UEF project members
Sirja-Leena Penttinen
Project member
Kim Talus
Project member
UEF
Francisca Gallegos Aguirre
Doctoral Researcher
University of Eastern Finland
Jaqueline Santos Ruas Baessa Pinto
Doctoral Researcher
University of Eastern Finland
Funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the THERESA project will establish a doctoral research programme focused on the systematic legal analysis of hydrogen economy. PhD candidates will receive training in regulatory intervention on hydrogen, which is a complex and growing field of regulation characterised by a highly fragmented legal framework. As an emerging economy, it presents risks, uncertainties and legal and academic challenges that need to be addressed. In this regard, THERESA has a triple focus: reduce sectoral fragmentation, promote the sustainable use of hydrogen and stimulate social engagement to the hydrogen economy. In order to achieve the objectives of the project, a methodology based on doctrinal and comparative analysis as well as empirical legal research will be used.