A Cambridge University team made the device with simple materials using a paint sprayer—offering a possible dual fix for plastic pollution and dirty hydrogen production

The government is proposing to weaken the planning system's ability to tackle climate change. This seems like madness.

YouTube video by Inclusive and Sustainable Futures for Scotland

Decades of complacency cannot be magicked away by drilling in the North Sea – or even by hoping that renewables will quickly power everything, says historian and author Ewan Gibbs

YouTube video by Inclusive and Sustainable Futures for Scotland

Rising energy costs are affecting UK cities unevenly, with poorer households and places outside the GSE most exposed.

Iran: Conflict, Energy, Crisis – Teams, Wed 6 May 2026 - As war in and around Iran upends regional stability, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered one of the most serious energy security ...

🎙️NEW! Energy Conversations podcast episode 📺Upcoming CEPxUKERC webinar - 7 May 📆CEP Events at All-Energy Conference - 13 & 14 May 📜Briefing Paper: Are Rising Block tariffs progressive or damaging 🎙️N...

Spanish researchers found that combining agrivoltaics with regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) can cut tomato irrigation water use by about 50%, while improving land-use efficiency through simultaneous...

A tremendous opportunity to advance your academic career and steer exceptional climate/environmental research.

A French PR executive with links to the gas industry appears to be behind an online campaign to discredit clean heating, it can be revealed. The new investigation by DeSmog and Politico found boutique...

Energy Cafe: Enough of Ethics – Teams, Tue 28 Apr 2026 - Fri 1 May 2026 - Enough of Ethics – Operationalizing Energy Sufficiency in Municipal Energy Planning Hosted by Simon Önnered & Erin Rizzato...

Energy Cafe: Decentralizing a SIDS' grid – Teams, Tue 14 Apr 2026 - 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...

Turning research into impact and policy into research: A Fireside Chat with Dr Sean Field – Teams, Wed 8 Apr 2026 - How can scholars turn research into real impact? And what is it like to step into th...

Energy Cafe: Hollywood, Westerns, and the Oil Frontiers of Grass (1925) – Teams, Tue 31 Mar 2026 - Hosted by Dr Patrick Adamson Associate Lecturer, Film Studies, University of St Andrews Today best kn...

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This report, complementing the Committee’s advice on the UK’s Seventh Carbon Budget, tests the Committee’s cost and energy…

YouTube video by Office of Sustainability at Princeton University

Energy Cafe: Climate and Bonds – Teams, Tue 10 Mar 2026 - Climate and Bonds: The Impact of Drought on US Corporate Bond Yields Hosted by Bert Scholtens At this Café, Bert will talk about new research...

Dominic and Cymene celebrate the 250th episode of the podcast with tales of steamy avian encounter. And then (16:14) we welcome Nikki Luke to the podcast, author of the brand-new book (MIT Press, 20...

"To butcher a commonly used phrase about trees, the best time to invest in renewables was 20 years ago, the next best time is now. The Chancellor’s spring statement today and the impact of the war be...

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Grants-in-Progress Workshop – Teams, Thu 5 Mar 2026 - Join us for our monthly Grants‑In‑Progress Workshop. Hosted by the CEE Grant Writer, Gwen Joubert, and CEE Director, Mette High, this workshop is ...

When Disciplines Meet is our new podcast series, exploring interdisciplinarity as it relates to the grand challenges that the social science research sector ...