Energy Transitions @ Cambridge links the activities of over 250 academics working in energy research, at all career levels and across 30 departments and faculties. Our Energy research activities span a wide range of interests and applications.
The Research Themes section identifies a number of technology focus areas and cross-cutting themes where a large number of academics from a range of disciplines are actively working to develop solutions to current and future energy challenges.
Energy @ Cambridge Grand Challenges focus on developing and delivering new large-scale collaborative activities, facilities, centres and research directions by bringing together academics and external partners to focus on future energy challenges where we believe we can make a significant impact.
You can find out more about these in the Research Themes and Grand Challenges sections of this webpage, or contacting: energy@admin.cam.ac.uk
Research Themes - Technology Focus Areas and Cross-Cutting Themes.
Grand Challenges - Energy specific, real-world problems being tackled by teams of University researchers.
Researcher Directory - Browse for researchers by name.
World Economic Forum 2016, Davos, Cambridge IdeasLab - University of Cambridge delegation speak on carbon reduction technologies at Davos, Switzerland.