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...
CEE Deputy Director Emilka Skrzypek is set to present her research at the University of Padova at 1630 CEST, Monday 13 May. The talk will also be available online - please contact us at [email protected] - for an event link. Ethics, justice, and why energy...
Don't miss out on this final opportunity to see poet, playwright, and interdisciplinary artist Rebecca Sharp in her role as the inaugural Centre for Energy Ethics Artist-in-Residence. Join us at the Byre Theatre on Thursday 23 May for the launch of Rebecca's new...
On Tuesday 26 March, CEE member Lydia Cole attended the 12th Meeting of the Scottish Parliament’s Committee on Net Zero, Energy and Transport, as an invited witness to give evidence on the opportunities and impacts of natural capital finance in the Scottish context....
In response to the Scottish Government’s request for input on its Heat in Buildings Bill, members of the Centre for Energy Ethics, Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes, and Livelihoods, and the University of St Andrews submitted feedback on opportunities for...
What can ghost stories tell us about climate change? Is environmental damage a crime against humanity? And how can feeding cattle seaweed help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? These were some of the questions asked during the 3MPlanet competition final last...