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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.
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New course will evaluate progress in the energy transition
The University of Aberdeen is hosting a new introductory course, The State of Energy Transition, designed to equip participants with a foundational understanding of the UK's evolving energy landscape.
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University of Aberdeen Law Students Compete in the World's Largest Moot Court Competition
Students from the University of Aberdeen Law School recently represented the University at the prestigious Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition 2026, one of the most renowned advocacy competitions for law students worldwide.
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Prof John Paterson contributes to international discussions on energy transition
Professor John Paterson of the Law Schooland AUCEL has recently contributed to several international and policy-focused initiatives addressing key legal and regulatory issues in the energy transition, including international discussions on decommissioning, carbon storage regulation and geothermal policy.
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Dr Tomilola Akanle Eni-ibukun's Research Examines Safeguards in Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism
A new article by Dr Tomilola Akanle Eni-ibukun, published in Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (RECIEL), evaluates whether the Article 6.4 mechanism under the Paris Agreement, also known as the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM), is capable of avoiding “problem shifting” in climate policy. Market mechanisms are frequently...
