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University of Cambridge Decarbonisation Network

Replacing dependence on fossil fuels demands a combination of fundamental and applied research to address the spectrum, depth and speed of decarbonisation necessary to limit climate change.

The Decarbonisation Network provides a forum for academics, industry and the public sector to identify accelerated routes to decarbonisation through Special Interest Groups (SIGs). They explore and identify the most promising technologies that have the potential to accelerate the UK’s path to net-zero.











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Related activity (internal): Applications open - Darwin College/Cambridge Zero David MacKay Research Associates 2023

19 May 2023

Message from Cambridge Zero and Darwin College: Darwin College/Cambridge Zero David MacKay Research Associates 2023 Deadline for applications: Wednesday 7 June 2023, 12pm Opportunity for early-career postdoctoral students: Cambridge Zero Darwin College David MacKay Research Associates Are you an early-career postdoctoral...

Related Events: Royce@Cambridge - Equipment 'Open Hours' - open to academics and industry

19 May 2023

Message from Royce@CAmbridge : Royce@Cambridge is hosting a series of facility tours (or 'Open Hours') at equipment hosted across the Physics, Materials and Engineering Departments. This invite is open to all university students and researchers as well as those working in industry who would like to know more about the...

Related event (internal): Cambridge University Energy Network - Decarbonizing Today and Creating a Clean Tomorrow

18 May 2023

Message from Cambridge University Energy Network: 2023 Energy Conference Decarbonizing Today and Creating a Clean Tomorrow We are pleased to announce that the CUEN conference will be held on June 9, 2023, beginning at 10:30 am , at the historic Cambridge Union . We have an exciting itinerary planned for the day and hope to...