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The biggest winner at the final was ECCI-alum Faisal Ghani, who was awarded £100,000 for his solar technology business SolarisKit.

The bold, rapid action needed to tackle the climate and ecological crisis presents an unparalleled opportunity for higher education institutions, argues COP26 Universities Network.

The aim of this placement was to provide recommendations to Scottish Government on how to improve geospatial data accessibility.

Hong Kong based logistics expert and Carbon Management MSc graduate, Jana Schebera, shares her goals and hopes for the fast-approaching climate talks in Glasgow.

Last week ECCI hosted a special guest speaker, Dr JiYoung Shin, from the KACCC to share their experience, tools and knowledge on adaptation.

From 1-12 November, the COP26 Green Zone will be open to the public at the Glasgow Science Centre, both in-person and online, with over 200 events.

With a month to go, ECCI Co-Director and Lecturer in Climate Risk and Resilience, Dr Kate Crowley, shares her hopes for the vital talks and the experiences that helped shape them.

A new partnership designed to empower Scottish companies and help them become climate change leaders has been launched by ECCI, the University of Edinburgh and Royal Bank of Scotland.

Jamie Brogan, ECCI's Climate Partnerships Lead, has joined the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce as a governing Council member. Jamie will help the Chamber support businesses in Edinburgh's zero carbon transition.

ECCI is proud to announce support for #ClimateShot - an agricultural innovation race to save our planet.

Achieving the UK’s net-zero target by 2050 will require a mix of technological, societal and nature-based solutions working together - latest briefing from the COP26 Universities Network.

ECCI EIT Climate-KIC alumni, SolarisKit, Waterwhelm, Clean Water Design and Carbogenics, will meet this year's Negavatt cohort this week.