Luke’s current research includes the Ecological Citizens project, which promotes ecological citizenship through transdisciplinary collaboration across fields like design, arts, environmental science, and technology. The project focuses on fostering community-driven climate action for a sustainable digital society. He is also a researcher on the Retrofit One Stop Shop for York (ROSSY) project, a partnership with the City of York aimed at decarbonizing the domestic sector through a retrofit one-stop shop aligned with York’s 2030 net-zero goal. His broader work examines retrofit strategies and smart local energy systems to support low-carbon transitions in the built environment, emphasizing community engagement in energy efficiency and sustainability.