Beginning Monday 5 August, the CEE’s Director of Policy, Dr Sean Field, began a twelve-month secondment with the UK’s Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). At DESNZ, Sean will be Lead Analyst for the UK’s flagship £19 million energy transition pilot, the...
The Centre for Energy Ethics was delighted to meet with Dr Anya Waite, Chief Executive Officer and Scientific Director, and Tracey Woodhouse, Training and Early Career Development Program Manager, from the Ocean Frontiers Institute (OFI), led by Dalhousie University,...
We are thrilled to announce that Centre Director Mette High has had her promotion to Professor confirmed by the University of St Andrews. This promotion recognises Mette's outstanding contributions to the University including those within her roles in the Department...
Prof Kirsty Robertson from Western University (Canada) will be joining us in the new academic year as a Visiting Professor at the CEE through the University's Senior Global Fellowship scheme. Kirsty is Professor of Contemporary Art, Director of Museum and Curatorial...
St Andrews Professor of Chemistry and CEE Member Professor John Irvine has been made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the King's Birthday Honours list for his services to the UK's Green Economy. John leads the JTSI Group which undertakes...
In a recent blog post for the Scottish Funding Council, Centre Director Dr Mette High and Director of Policy Dr Sean Field have discussed the 'Sprint' Workshop held as part of the Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes and Livelihoods' Financial Pathways theme....
As her nearly 3-month stay with the Centre for Energy Ethics is coming to an end, visiting scholar Anna-Sophie Hobi feels re-engaged with her anthropological roots. During her time at St Andrews, Anna-Sophie made the most of the CEE's active event schedule, engaging...
The CEE’s inaugural Artist-in-Residence bid farewell with a live performance at the Byre Theatre titled ‘Long Field Loop’ on Thursday 23 May. This showcase capped off Rebecca’s residency at the Centre for Energy Ethics, which began in September 2022. ...
The Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes and Livelihoods is hiring an Alliance Manager to lead delivery of a Scotland-wide research network, funded by the Scottish Funding Council and run by University of St Andrews in partnership with University of...
The Centre for Energy Ethics hosted an all-day hybrid event on Friday 10 May. This event saw a distinguished line-up of panellists and attendees come together to discuss Scotland's journey from the Climate Change (Scotland) Act of 2009 to the present, and beyond to...