Energy Cafe

Hosted by Dr Patrick Adamson Associate Lecturer, Film Studies, University of St Andrews Today best known for being an important early documentary and the first collaboration between Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, Paramount’s Grass: A Nation’s Battle for Life (1925) is an ethnographic film that follows the Bakhtiari people of Iran on an […]

Hosted by Chima Michael Anyadike-Danes As the 2010s began fossil fuels were the source of all the electricity that flowed through Barbados’ grid. The small West Indian nation’s most significant fuel source was Bunker C. This heavy fuel oil has the consistency of tar and is more normally associated with the maritime sector. Yet, as the […]

Enough of Ethics – Operationalizing Energy Sufficiency in Municipal Energy Planning Hosted by Simon Onnerd & Erin Rizzato The Energy Café is an informal, open and inclusive space where people across our network, from undergraduates to Professors Emeriti, can come together for an hour to share ideas about the energy research they are working on. […]