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We spoke to Kira Myers, senior carbon analyst at ECCI about the basics, benefits and costs of low-carbon heat networks in Scotland.

SCIS will be travelling to Glasgow, Inverness and Edinburgh in March to introduce their work to local authorities in a series of roadshows.

In his interview for Energy@Edinburgh, ECCI Co-director and renowned climate scientist Stuart Haszeldine discusses the potential impact of carbon capture and storage technologies.

EICC sustainability manager Rob Turnbull explains how they have reduced Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 60% since 2013

Commissioned by ECCI residents WES, the study reveals the economic prize for Scotland as a world-leading destination for marine energy.

Greening your fleet doesn’t always start with “switch everything to electric!”

The innovative podcast series showcases the work of Scotland’s leading scientists and researchers, including ECCI Co-Director Dr Kate Donovan.

Due to a loophole in UK regulations, energy suppliers can sell “renewable” electricity even when it is generated entirely from fossil fuels

Edinburgh-based production company LS Productions share the ins and outs of implementing their first-ever sustainable transport policy

Pilton Community Health looked at their gas usage and found a money-saving measure had shrunk their carbon footprint

Dr Kate Donovan reflects on the UN climate change conference and calls for urgent action in Scotland.

Throughout the climate summit in Azerbaijan, ECCI live-streamed events and negotiations on a big screen in the ECCI Cafe.