Past Events

There has been an increase in the number of campaigns arguing for the prioritisation of retrofit over demolition and rebuild, due to savings in materials and therefore embodied carbon.

For renewable energy systems of the future, energy storage will be essential to compensate for the supply and demand fluctuations, storing energy when output is high and releasing it when demand is high.

Solar photovoltaic technologies have potential to realise on- and off-grid energy solutions that could benefit much of the developing world. However, there are several challenges to realising widespread deployment of PV and related technologies in such countries.

Collaborative scoping session to help shape the potential Energy Technology Centre for Doctoral Training cutting across themes of future fuels, new cycles, LCA, nuclear and other topics. This would be likely a cohort of 15-20 students per year, funded by leveraged government-industry funding. 

Register by emailing: energy@admin.cam.ac.uk or at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-heroes-of-the-energy-transition-zero-...

More details and links to registration can be found here.

Reports from the Decarbonisation Network Symposium: Innovations in UK Building Retrofits are coming soon. 

The Built Environment SIG Meeting

Light Harvesting SIG Meeting

Light Harvesting SIG Meeting