IndiNature’s new demonstration house - one of the world’s most sustainable buildings - will be open to the public on Saturday 30 March in the city centre.

Some of the UK's bravest thinkers will unleash their most challenging sustainability ideas during Edinburgh's annual science festival.

The IPCC has teamed up with Scotland’s centre of expertise on climate change, based at ECCI, to run a public panel discussion on ‘Climate Action in Small Countries and Regions’.

Currently on secondment to the University of Edinburgh's data science centre, ECCI's Charlotte Waugh shares insights on the links between the fast-moving areas of data and low carbon innovation.

The latest in a series of annual reports covers information from 150 public bodies and shows how the sector is responding to the challenge of climate change.

Early action is needed to avoid greater costs, say MSPs.

Two low carbon technology start-ups who took part in the centre's business support programmes are awarded Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise fellowships.

The Scottish Government is consulting on a new Climate Change Adaptation Programme.

ECCI will work on reducing dependence on fishmeal in animal feed - part of Project X's drive to deliver sustainable, affordable food.

Jamie Brogan has taken up the post of Head of Innovation and Skills and Alana Tyrell joins to oversee our events and conferences.