Field of work
Associate Professor Geoffrey Gilpin's teaching contributs to three study programs; the interdiciplinary BSc. Renewable Energy (Sogndal campus), and the engineering programs BSc. Sustainable Production and Circular Economy and MSc. Sustainable Energy Technology (both Bergen campus), along with the supervision of BSc., MSc. and PhD. students. Gilpin holds a master degree (2006) in mechanical engineering from Germany. In 2016, he received his doctoral degree in environmental physics and renewable energy from the Department of Mathematical Sciences and Technology, at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU). Gilpin worked as a researcher at NMBU (2006-2008), at the Western Norway Research Institute (WNRI) (2008-2015), and in his current position at HVL.
- FE402 Applied Exercises in Renewable Energy
- FE404 Mathematics for Renewable Energy
- MAS503 Introduction to Sustainability Analysis
- MAS520 Design for Sustainable Energy Technology
- Energy
- Energy Transition
- Sustainable Development
- Industrial Ecology and Life Cycle Assessment
- Sustainable energy transition (HVL)
- Sustainable transformation of the built environment (HVL)
- Norwegian Centre for Energy Transition Strategies (FME-NTRANS)
Publications
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Grand Narratives for sustainable mobility: A conceptual review
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What Next for Sustainable Development?
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Sustainable mobility at thirty
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Sustainable Development: A normative model
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Sustainable development: From normative model to numbers