Thanks to generous donations, we are thrilled to announce that the CEE Postdoctoral Fellowship call 2023 is now open for applications. The Centre for Energy Ethics Postdoctoral Fellowship is a 1-year award offered to an outstanding early career researcher working on...
In-person and virtual registrations are now open for EE2023: Financing the Future. We are excited to present a range of additional programming including the conference dinner, ceilidh, Pibroch, Song of the Ice, and local tours.
The MSc in Energy Ethics explores how we balance our energy demands with our concerns about anthropogenic climate change. How can we make sense of the complexity of our energy systems and address challenges of energy security and equity? What can we do to create a...
Join Viktoriia online on Wednesday, October 26 from 12-1 p.m. (ET) for her presentation as part of the New Energy: Conversations with Early-Career Energy Researchers series.Taking the perspective of a local resident of Kharkiv, Grivina will highlight the changes...
We are thrilled to be able to announce the launch of the MSc in Energy Ethics at the University of St Andrews! This course will explore how we balance our energy demands with our concerns about anthropogenic climate change.
The Ladislav Holy Memorial Trust has announced Centre Researcher Sarah O'Brien as joint-winner of this year’s David Riches Medal for Postgraduate Research. The David Riches Medal for Postgraduate Research is awarded on a competitive basis each year to one postgraduate...
This series invites speakers and participants to reflect upon those themes through the lens of art and writing, guided by questions of climate change, ecocriticism and energy ethics.
Nations across the Pacific are facing a double threat. Rising sea levels threaten low-lying nations, extreme weather patterns causing more powerful cyclones and longer periods of drought. Meanwhile pressure from global resource extraction industries is growing. The...
Award-winning poet and writer Rebecca Sharp will be taking up the position of Artist-in-Residence at the University of St Andrews’ Centre for Energy Ethics (CEE). The 18-month post will begin in September 2022.
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.