After launching late in 2023, the CEE-led Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes, and Livelihoods hosted its first major event of 2024 at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow. This two-day Financial Pathways to Net Zero Incubator was designed to bring financial...
The European Research Council funded project 'The Ethics of Oil: Finance Moralities and Environmental Politics in the Global Oil Economy' has received a spotlight on the European research hub CORDIS. You can find a project summary, reporting, and results over on their...
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.
A team of researchers from the University of St Andrews working on peatland restoration in Scotland have just launched their new project website. The team - which includes CEE members Dr Cornelia Helmcke, Dr Lydia Cole, and Dr Shona Russell - have been carrying out...
Mette is presenting her paper titled: "Do you really not know that? Energy ethics and the matter of facts in the US oil and gas industry" at 1500 CET, Tuesday 14 November.
Over the weekend Dr Mette High was invited to participate in a policy roundtable discussion at the Liberal Democrats Party Conference. The roundtable's main concern was how to support and incentivise Scotland's households to make homes more energy efficient. Improving...
CEE Director Dr Mette High was invited to participate in a recent cross-party Committee hearing in Westminster on the opportunities and challenges faced by researchers in Scotland. In her role as Director of the Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes and...
The Ladislav Holy Memorial Trust has announced Centre Researcher Lorenzo Sapochetti as joint-winner of this year’s David Riches Medal for Postgraduate Research.
The Scottish Funding Council (SFC) is hosting a launch event to celebrate the beginning of their four SFC-funded Alliances for Research Challenges (ARCs).
Angel Trains, the UK’s largest rolling stock company, has partnered with the University of St Andrews to support the hydrogen train project. On Friday 29 September, an event was held to celebrate the donation of a hydrogen electrolyser to the...