The Energy and Environment Team

The Theme will be led by Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) which plays a leading role in delivering NERC core marine and emerging offshore renewables research.  The Stockholm Environment Institute at York University, which has a strong track record in developing and applying input-output techniques to measure embedded carbon, will deliver Project 1.

PML together with Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory (POL), which plays an important role in the physical oceanographic modelling development, will deliver Project 2.  Finally, the School of Environmental Science at University of East Anglia, which is one of the strongest in the country will focus on bioenergy, catchment management and participatory technology assessment to deliver Project 3.

 

		Position		Area of interest
Carol Turley		Theme Leader Senior Scientist, PML		Marine science, climate, policy
Annie Linley		PML Applications		Marine science applications, marine energy
Melanie Austen		Head of Science Biodiversity, PML		Marine biodiversity, ecosystem services
Jerry Blackford		Scientist, PML		Ecosystem modelling
Paul Somerfield		Scientist, PML		Marine biodiversity
Stephen Mangi		Scientist, PML		Ecosystem goods services
John Barrett		Senior Research Fellow, SEI, University of York		Sustainable Consumption and Production, Life Cycle Modelling, Consumer Emissions, Scenario development and policy appraisal
Jan Minx		Senior Research Fellow, SEI, University of York		Sustainable Consumption and Production, Life Cycle Modelling, Consumer Emissions, Scenario development and policy appraisal
Alan Bond		Senior Lecturer, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		Strategic environmental impact assessment, radioactive waste management
Eleanor Carter-Silk		Postgraduate Research Student, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		The socio-economic value of the marine ecosystem service of gas and climate regulation
William Cheung		Lecturer, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		The socio-economic value of the marine ecosystem service of gas and climate regulation
Jason Chilvers		Lecturer, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		Social acceptability of bioenergy crops
Kevin Hiscock		Reader, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		Hydrological sciences, physical and chemical catchment management
Andrew Lovett		Professor, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		GIS applications in landscape planning and visualisation
Amy Thomas		Postgraduate Research Student, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		Land-based renewables and catchment ecosystem services
Robert Tickner		Postgraduate Research Student, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		Economic assessment of anaerobic digestion energy potential
Tina Wegg		Postgraduate Research Student, School of Environmental Sciences, UEA		Social acceptability of bioenergy crops