We were delighted to learn that earlier this month that Dr Emilka Skrzypek, the CEE Deputy Director, and the Programme Director of our MSc in Energy Policy and Finance, was awarded a 2025 Golden Dandelion Award. Emilka received a double award, for two modules she has...
Our own Dr Cornelia Helmcke is set to cohost the British Academy Scotland Cluster's Scotland Writing Extravaganza - an in-person writing retreat at the University of St Andrews on 24 July - as part of a summer series of events. These events are designed to provide a...
The CEE is thrilled to welcome visiting scholar and artist Neil Gordon Davey. Neil is a photographer and doctoral researcher currently in his final year of a PhD in Innovation for Sustainability at OsloMet University. With a focus on Scottish islands, Neil’s research...
CEE member and Lecturer in Social Anthropology, Dr Bridget Bradley, has been awarded an Impact Innovation Grant for her project "A Creative Toolkit for Coping with Climate Emotions". This project is a collaboration between artists, academics, and audiences at the...
CEE Deputy Director Dr Emilka Skrzypek and Affiliate Dr Nick Bainton have published a short piece over on the Beyond Hot Air website discussing their research on 'compound exposure' in the Pacific. Photo from a Research trip to New Caledonia, Emilka Skrzypek Based on...
Earlier this year, we ran a poster competition for the Energy-in-Motion Conference. This was open to all students of the organising Universities - St Andrews, Dundee and the University of Otago. The brief was to create a promotional poster which represented the...
On the 24th April, we got together in what has become an annual celebration of fantastic research work done by our Undergraduate (Honors) Students! This was the fourth 3MPlanet competition final. And as in previous years, the students impressed us with their ideas,...
CEE Director Professor Mette High is in Canada this week as a Visiting Professor. During her visit, Mette will be participating in the Energy Ethics and Urban Futures in the Anthropocene Workshop, organised by the Center for Sustainable Cities. At the event, which...
The Centre for Energy Ethics is thrilled to officially welcome our third Artist-in-Residence, Joan Sullivan. Joan's residency will be split across three visits to Scotland in March 2025, November 2025, and again in March 2026 for her final presentation: a short poetic...
The Centre for Energy Ethics is thrilled to be able to welcome grant writer Gwenaelle Joubert to our team. The first specialist grant writer to be employed at the University of St Andrews, Gwen will provide proactive and hands-on leadership in grant writing for...