September

Keele University campus to become Europe’s first smart energy centre

Hydrogen trial at Keele could dramatically cut UK’s carbon emissions

Keele University and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council are working together on climate sustainability to reduce the region’s carbon footprint.

Keele University has been granted planning permission to generate 80% of its own electricity through solar and wind power.

Keele’s Institute for Sustainable Futures is playing a central role, working with industry leaders, in testing low carbon technology in real world conditions.

Keele has joined more than 200 organisations and news outlets from around the world that have signed up for Covering Climate Now, a media collaboration devoted to covering global climate emergency news.

Keele University’s boundary breaking SMART Energy Network Demonstration project has been highlighted as a leading example of energy climate change action in the UK.