Dr Domagoj Baresic is a Research Associate at the University College London (UCL) Energy Institute and a Consultant at UMAS. Domagoj uses mixed research methods to pursue research into the nature of fuel transition pathways necessary to reach a low carbon shipping future. His research interests span policy, political economy, and socio-technical transitions. He has been involved in several projects looking into the role of investments, policy and geography in shaping low carbon fuel transition in shipping. He developed the MarSTF conceptual framework with the aim of making sustainability transitions literature more empirically suitable for the study of fuel transitions in shipping. In 2020 he was awarded his PhD in Energy and Transport (Sustainability transitions in the maritime transport industry: The case of LNG in northern Europe) from UCL. Prior to joining UCL, Domagoj worked for several years in the private sector as an analyst looking at policy and financial drivers shaping global energy markets and emission trading schemes. In addition to his PhD, he also holds an MPhil in Environmental Policy and MA (Cantab) in Natural Sciences, both from the University of Cambridge.