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What Do Khana, Aberdeenshire, Eti-Osa, and Port Harcourt Have in Common?
How AUCEL researchers are linking local experiences to global energy transition and climate debates.
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AUCEL Scholars Engage in International CCS Conference in Lund, Sweden
The Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law (AUCEL) was recently represented at the International Conference on "Carbon Capture & Storage at Sea: Regulation and Governance of Transport, Sequestration, and Liability" hosted by the Faculty of Law at Lund University, Sweden, from 7-8 May 2026. The event convened scholars, regulators, and...
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AUCEL Researchers Call for a Dual-Threshold Approach in Scottish Onshore Electricity Generation
As Scotland considers reforms to its electricity consenting framework, PhD researchers Tayo Gbemi, Stephanos Theodorou, and Andrew Walters, on behalf of AUCEL have submitted a joint response addressing key legal and regulatory questions on thresholds, system efficiency, and impact assessments.
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AUCEL in the Spotlight: Awards, Recognition, and Innovation Success in 2026
The University of Aberdeen has once again celebrated excellence across its academic community, recognising staff and students whose work has made significant contributions to research, teaching, supervision, learning, and innovation.
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AUCEL PhD Researcher Andrew Walters Presents Paper on AI in Civil Nuclear Energy
AUCEL PhD Researcher Andrew Walters presented at the JEL Workshop, “‘New’ Environmental Problems: From AI to Removals,” held at the Edinburgh Futures Institute on the 16th April, as part of a panel examining the integration of AI into environmental and energy‑transition governance; the discussion drew a strong interdisciplinary audience and...
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James Hewitt Delivers Guest Lecture on the Scottish Energy Consenting System in Practice
On Wednesday, 15 April 2026, the Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law (AUCEL), had the pleasure of hosting an alumnus of the University of Aberdeen; Mr. James Hewitt, Senior Planner at the Aberdeenshire Council.
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From Safety Cases to State Control Debates: Dr. Eddy Wifa's Cross-Continental Engagements
Recent engagements by Dr. Eddy Wifa, Senior Lecturer in Energy Law at the University of Aberdeen and Co-Director of the Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law (AUCEL), demonstrate a commitment to advancing sustainable energy governance across research, policy, and international collaboration.
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Abbe Brown, Marcel Jaspars and Michela Massimi co-edit book on local knowledge in ocean governance
Professor Abbe Brown (Law) and Professor Marcel Jaspars (NCS) together with philosopher of science Professor Michela Massimi of the University of Edinburgh launched their edited collection Ways of World Knowing: Local Knowledge, Coastal Communities and Equitable Ocean Governance (Oxford University Press) in Rio de Janeiro on 10 March 2026.
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From Westminster to Edinburgh: Dr Thomas Muinzer's Climate Emergency Responses in 2026
For Dr Thomas Muinzer of the Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law, the first months of 2026 have been marked by strategic public engagement activities. In addition to teaching his new postgraduate module on Climate Law and Sustainability at the Law School, Dr Muinzer has been contributing to shaping the...
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A new interdisciplinary article and report on just marine energy transition
AUCEL members contributed to the latest outputs of the UKRI-funded TRANSECTS project - TRANSitions In Energy For Coastal Communities Over Time And Space.