Energy Expertise at Edinburgh
The University of Edinburgh has a multi-disciplinary community of energy expertise, with around 300 academics carrying out energy-related research across our Schools and Colleges.
AIMday Energy offers a unique opportunity for industry to pose challenges to our diverse academic community.
Low Carbon Energy
- Renewable Energy – wind, wave, tidal, solar
- Conventional Energy
- Nuclear Energy
- Biofuels
Integrated and Whole Systems
- Multi-energy systems
- Optimisation and modelling
- Marine Energy Converters
- Smart Grids
- Power Systems
- Clean Combustion
Delivery and End-Use
- Networks
- End-use
Materials and Storage
- Carbon Capture and Storage
- Chemical Storage
- Heat Storage
- Geological Storage
- Chemical conversion
- Energy materials
- Composite materials
- Structures and built environment
- Pipelines and offshore structures
Economy and Society
- Energy and social practice
- Energy policy and strategy
- Energy and economics, finance and investment
Data Technology and Science
- Sensing and collecting
- Modelling
- Analysis
- Robotics
- 3D Printing
Development and Health
- Energy and fuel poverty effects
- Social and environmental mitigation
- Technology and policy
Environment
- Air
- Surface
- Water