Glasgow Centre for Sustainable Energy

Energy as a service to sustainable and inclusive development, avoiding unintended environmental and societal consequences.

Our Vision

The Glasgow Centre for Sustainable Energy:

  • Sees energy as a service to human development
  • Believes energy provision must be sustainable and accessible to all, avoiding unintended environmental and societal consequences.
  • Takes a holistic, whole-system and life-cycle approach to energy.
  • Tackles global sustainability challenges where the energy vector has a key role to play in supporting sustainable pathways to 2050 and beyond.
  • Works closely with local communities, local authorities, charities and NGOs, national and international professional organisations, governments and industry
  • Acts as a neutral platform for progressive dialogue among key stakeholders, facilitating advancements towards timely implementation of sustainable energy solutions at multiple scales.
  • Serves our University, Glasgow, Scotland, the UK and the world.

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News

  • 13 Feb

    UofG launches Glasgow Centre for Sustainable Energy

    The University of Glasgow is launching a new research centre focused on supporting the global transition to sustainable, low-carbon energy systems. The Glasgow Centre for Sustainable Energy brings together academics from across the University to find interdisciplinary new ways of delivering the radical reform of energy services and infrastructure required to reach net-zero.
  • 02 Feb

    UofG engineers and ESA demonstrate remote medicine breakthrough

    This hybrid solution supports critical services, such as telemedicine, by enabling new robotic and unmanned solutions that extend the reach and effectiveness of healthcare providers. For emergency situations, this technology can help provide critical care, even in geographically isolated and otherwise hard-to-reach locations. The technology can also reduce cost by removing transportation from the equation.
  • 02 Feb

    Compostable circuits could slash environmental impact of electronics

    A new type of circuit board which is almost entirely biodegradable could help reduce the environmental harms of electronic waste.
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