CEE Deputy Director Dr Emilka Skrzypek has co-authored a new piece titled, "When the ocean is sacred: Pacific theology and the governance of deep-sea mining". This post, which looks to highlight the need to bring together religious and cultural values found across the...
CEE Director Mette High is set to represent the Centre for Energy Ethics at the upcoming University of St Andrews Sustainability Showcase event held in the Old Union Diner between 1 and 3pm on Wednesday 18 March. Event Registration Organised by the St Andrews Centre...
CEE Artist-in-Residence Peter Iain Campbell will have a portion of his work exhibited in Brest, France from March 10th - May 30th. This exhibition of his North Sea work is part of the Festival RESSAC - see poster below. Iain will have 35 images across two levels at...
We are thrilled to announce the establishment of the 'Council for the Future'. Co-founded by CEE Director Professor Mette High and Greener Vision CEO Claire Haigh, the vision for the council is to provide a high-level inter-sectional advisory board for...
Inaugural CEE Artist-in-Residence Rebecca Sharp has announced her next project: Squid Complex: a commonplace of complicated loss. The new collection will complete a trilogy with Sharp's previous collections Long Field Loop (2024) and Rough Currency (2021), also...
The Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes and Livelihoods (SRAEHL) has published its 2024-25 Annual Report. The report showcases the impact of the Alliance’s seed funded projects, its support for early career professionals, and demonstrates case studies that...
With 2023 just about in the books, what better time to celebrate some of the wonderful content produced by our Centre for Energy Ethics members & affiliates!
So, in the spirit of the season, here is our Top 10 list of most-visited content pages on the CEE website in 2023.
Is Scotland on a just transition pathway to achieve net zero by 2045? And if not, how can we change current approaches to sustainability transitions? On Friday 28 November, these questions guided a closed-door event run between the Centre for Energy Ethics and the St...
On Monday 24 November, Professor Mette High and Senior Policy Fellow Dr Cornelia Helmcke were invited to participate in a review of the Scottish Parliament's draft Climate Change Plan. Organised by the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) and Scotland Beyond...
In October 2025, the Centre for Energy Ethics partnered with Greener Vision to produced an exhibition of The Tabula Project - a more-than-three-decade-long ongoing artistic project which draws inspiration from issues around the Climate Crisis and Energy Transitions....