Angela Pohlmann is a research assistant at the University of Hamburg, Faculty for Economic and Social Sciences. Her scientific interests include methods and methodologies of qualitative social research, situational analysis, practice theories, and social research on climate change and community energy.

• State of the Art: Community Energy Projects.- Theoretical Framework: Combining Practice Theory and Situational Analysis.- ‘A Vehicle to Serve the Community’: Analyzing the Comrie Development Trust.- ‘Vom Wut- zum Mutbürger’: Analyzing the Kultur-und-Energie-Bunker-Altona Project.- ‘A Symbol for Renewable Energy Production in the City’: Analyzing the International Building Exhibition Hamburg.

Angela Pohlmann is a research assistant at the University of Hamburg, Faculty for Economic and Social Sciences. Her scientific interests include methods and methodologies of qualitative social research, situational analysis, practice theories, and social research on climate change and community energy.

• State of the Art: Community Energy Projects.- Theoretical Framework: Combining Practice Theory and Situational Analysis.- ‘A Vehicle to Serve the Community’: Analyzing the Comrie Development Trust.- ‘Vom Wut- zum Mutbürger’: Analyzing the Kultur-und-Energie-Bunker-Altona Project.- ‘A Symbol for Renewable Energy Production in the City’: Analyzing the International Building Exhibition Hamburg.

Angela Pohlmann is a research assistant at the University of Hamburg, Faculty for Economic and Social Sciences. Her scientific interests include methods and methodologies of qualitative social research, situational analysis, practice theories, and social research on climate change and community energy.

• State of the Art: Community Energy Projects.- Theoretical Framework: Combining Practice Theory and Situational Analysis.- ‘A Vehicle to Serve the Community’: Analyzing the Comrie Development Trust.- ‘Vom Wut- zum Mutbürger’: Analyzing the Kultur-und-Energie-Bunker-Altona Project.- ‘A Symbol for Renewable Energy Production in the City’: Analyzing the International Building Exhibition Hamburg.