Centre for Sustainable Energy

Critical gaps remain in carbon accounting at mine sites

Accurately accounting for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions at mine sites is essential in order to understand how to mitigate these emissions, particularly since substantial increases in the productio...

Cross-realm biodiversity integration of the EU environmental policy mix

It is widely accepted that a cross-realm approach, encompassing terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems, is critical for effective biodiversity conservation and restoration. This study is the first to investigate the scope of the European Union's environmental policy mix re...

Exploring the Co-Intelligence Gap in ChatGPT Utilization between Developed and Low and Middle Income Countries: An Experimental Design Based on Mollick’s Four Principles of AI Collaboration

Generative AI is evolving beyond a simple tool into a “Co-Intelligence” partner that collaborates with humans, serving as a fundamental basis for the progression toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). However, this advancement implies the potential to restructure inequalit...

Ten years after: a review of squidpop assays to test predation in aquatic habitats

Ten years have passed since the introduction of a standardized methodology for measuring consumption rates by animals in aquatic environments, known as “squidpops”. Its low-cost, easy-to-implement design made it an alternative for studies aiming to compare consumption rates acros...

Citizen finance for a just energy transition? Analysing UK experience, and exploring potential for smart local energy systems

The UK energy transition is projected to require billions of pounds of investment, not only in renewable supply, but also in demand-side technologies and system management. While this investment is expected to come from large scale commercial finance, both citizen finance and sma...