Centre for Energy Ethics members Sean Field, Mette High, Emilka Skrzypek, and David Ulph submitted evidence to Westminster’s Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee. On Tuesday 26 July, the BEIS Committee published a report on ‘Energy pricing and the future of the Energy Market’, which accepted and published our findings.
The Centre are looking for a new team member to lead and deliver the new MSc in Energy Ethics, take on the Deputy Director role of the Centre for Energy Ethics, and contribute to the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Closing Date: 15 July 2022.
The Centre for Energy Ethics would like to extend a very warm welcome to Dr Anna Balazs who has been awarded an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowship to join the Department of Social Anthropology and the Centre for Energy Ethics from 1 October.
In April 2022, we challenged the 3MPlanet finalists to record an engaging and compelling 3-minute video on their dissertation research. What they produced exceeded our expectations and left the jury with what at times seemed like a near impossible task. After long deliberations, the results are in!
In April, The Centre for Energy Ethics invited all honours students at the University of St Andrews whose dissertation research explores topics related to energy, climate change and/or climate action, to its Three...
The Centre for Energy Ethics launched its 5-part online seminar series “Ukraine: Energy in the Spotlight” on Thursday 7 April to enable discussions of the energy issues that have become ever more urgent locally, nationally, and internationally since the latest Russian...
Research helps to shape better, more effective, and innovative policy and ensure that policy decisions are grounded in evidence. Providing written evidence submissions to parliamentary inquiries is a great way to get research into the very heart of policymaking process.
Centre for Energy Ethics Research Fellow, Dr Sean Field, joined BBC radio host Sally Pepper live on Wednesday 16 March to discuss the UK’s energy crisis. Discussing the crisis and what options the UK has to address it in the immediate term – from...
In this talk, Dr Leyla Sayfutdinova will discuss how Baku’s identity of an ‘oil city’ has been constructed through the narratives on its urban spaces.
The Interdisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Cambridge has invited Centre Director Dr Mette High to participate in an online discussion panel on the Ethics of Energy. Part of the Cambridge Festival 2022, Dr High will feature alongside Dr Shaun Fitzgerald (Director of the Centre for Climate Repair, Cambridge) as the two explore some of the differences in timescales of impact and who might pick up the environmental tab on the way to ‘Net Zero’.