Rate My Professor Rory Jones

Jones has authored numerous influential publications, including 'Determinants of high electrical energy demand in UK homes: appliance ownership and socio-economic and dwelling characteristics' (2015), 'The socio-economic, dwelling and appliance related factors affecting electricity consumption in domestic buildings' (2015), 'Operations on windows and external doors in UK primary schools and their effects on indoor environmental quality' (2022), 'A longitudinal assessment of the energy and carbon performance of a Passivhaus university building in the UK' (2021), and recent studies on electricity consumption and lifestyles in Burkina Faso (2023-2024) and biomimicry for sustainable construction (2024). His research has amassed over 1,900 citations, impacting sustainable building design, energy policy, and retrofit strategies. Jones has secured significant funding, including an ESRC grant in 2025 as lead for the School of the Built Environment and involvement in projects like the Non-Domestic Smarter Tariff Comparison Programme to reduce business energy costs. He co-convenes modules such as Building Environment Systems and Technology and Urban Energy Systems, contributing to education in energy engineering and sustainability.