Nicola Willand

Publications

• Towards explaining the health impacts of residential energy efficiency interventions – A realist review. Part 1: Pathways
• “They are grinding us into the ground” – The lived experience of (in)energy justice amongst low-income older households
• "It's not too bad" - The Lived Experience of Energy Saving Practices of Low-Income Older and Frail People
• Recognition justice in Australia: Hidden energy vulnerability through the experiences of intermediaries
• Relationship of thermal performance rating, summer indoor temperatures and cooling energy use in 107 homes in Melbourne, Australia
• What happened, how, why and what mattered: Three case studies from a low-income residential energy efficiency intervention program
• Ecolabels for asthma sufferers
• Compact fluorescent lamps -- cure or curse?
• Residential energy efficiency and health--A mixed methods study of a quasi-randomised controlled trial of energy efficiency improvements of the homes of low-income Home and Community Care recipients near Melbourne, Australia
• Warm, cool and energy-affordable housing policy solutions for low-income renters
• Development of a Building Information Modelling Threshold Capability Framework to Enable Global Curriculum Co-Integration
• Understanding the contextual influences of the health outcomes of residential energy efficiency interventions: realist review
• Retrofit Poverty: Socioeconomic Spatial Disparities in Retrofit Subsidies Uptake
• Quantitative exploration of winter living room temperatures and their determinants in 108 homes in Melbourne, Victoria
• Housing inequalities and resilience: the lived experience of COVID-19
• Sustainable Built Environment
• Sustainability in the context of museums and collections
• Summary Report: Tackling hidden energy vulnerability through housing, energy and health collaborations
• Drivers of Demand for Zero and Towards Zero Emissions Residential Retrofits. Prepared for Sustainability Victoria by the Centre for Design, RMIT University, Melbourne
• The lived experience of COVID-19: housing and household resilience
• Power Shift Project One: Driving Change--Identifying what Caused Low-Income Consumers to Change Behaviour
• Integrating energy efficiency & hardship improvements into the Care at Home system
• Identifying VEU program clusters in the Latrobe Valley and Moreland
• Low carbon residential refurbishments in Australia: progress and prospects
• Opportunity, ideal or distraction? Exploring stakeholder perceptions of tackling energy poverty and vulnerability among older Australians
• Man caves, granny flats and alternative living spaces: Low carbon home retrofit and implications for policymaking
• Smoking in apartment buildings--Spatiality, meanings and understandings
• The use of simulation software for building performance assessment in existing commercial buildings with heritage values
• Addressing health and equity in residential low carbon transitions – Insights from a pragmatic retrofit evaluation in Australia
• Hydrogen for all? Household energy vulnerability and the transition to hydrogen in Australia
• Using the capability approach to evaluate energy vulnerability policies and initiatives in Victoria, Australia
• Understanding essential energy through functionings: A comparative study across six energy poverty trials in Europe
• Sizing up new housing in Victoria: An interdisciplinary perspective on housing sufficiency