The Centre acts as a nucleus for a global network of partners and coordinates a range of research projects, workshops and forums to tackle contemporary challenges from the manufacturing of more sustainable materials to driving innovations in plastic recycling.
Energy research in Cambridge is distributed across many disciplines and covers supply, conversion and demand, including socio-economic, technology, policy and materials-based cross-cutting themes at the University.
CAM-IES is a partnership between industry and the universities of Cambridge, Newcastle, Queen Mary and University College London, focused on the development of advanced materials for energy conversion and storage.
Energy@Cambridge Grand Challenges focus on developing and delivering new large-scale collaborative activities, facilities, centres and research directions to focus on future energy challenges where we can make an enduring impact.
The full Seminar Series' Videos and Audio are now available. Each seminar will address a case ranging from pipelines and nuclear energy to environmental regulation and market design.
We are able to support research institutions, businesses, government departments and any other organisations interested in establishing an energy related research collaboration with the University of Cambridge.
