We are excited to announce a call for academic posters that will be exhibited in a highly prominent place at Energy Ethics 2026: Infrastructures of Energy (EE2026). All poster presenters will also be exhibiting their posters in virtual booths, thus offering a great...
We are excited to present a wonderful selection of extra-conference activities for attendees. These activities have been chosen to give you a more in-depth experience of St Andrews and the conference itself. You can book these through the Conference Registration....
Keynote speakers announced
For EE2026, we welcome abstracts that address topics related to infrastructures of energy, such as: public planning and taxation; governmentality and responsibilisation; prediction and forecasting; expertise, scientism and epistemes of facts; commons and collectives; risks and insurance; moral epistemology and climate ethics; affect and qualia; trust and mistrust; security and securities; war and conflict; crisis, hope and despair; debt and liabilities; fuel poverty and structural inequalities; justice; contracts; corporate techniques of accountability; humans and nonhumans; environment, social, and governance (ESG); co-benefits and biodiversity; work; digitalisation; materiality; artificial intelligence and automation; assets and assetisation; financialisation and quantification; and growth and degrowth.
As a result of our call for panels for EE2026 earlier this year, we have an exciting list of panels confirmed for the conference! Below you will find a list of open panels seeking additional presenters for EE2026 in alphabetical order.
We expect registration to open in September 2025. Fees will be as follows: Regular In-Person Delegate for all 3 days: £120 In-Person Undergraduate/Masters/Doctoral/Unwaged Delegate for all 3 days: £60 Virtual Delegate for all 3 days: £50 In-person delegate fees...
We are now inviting panel abstracts for Energy Ethics 2026: Infrastructures of Energy