Call for views by the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee at the Scottish Parliament to support scrutiny of the Climate Change Plan (CCP)

The University of Strathclyde’s Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) works with research, government and industry partners to understand and address the pressing public policy challenge of ensuring transitions to mid-century Net Zero targets deliver sustainable and more equitable prosperity. Established in 2014, CEP has a track record of independent, rigorous, multidisciplinary research and timely and responsive knowledge exchange and policy engagement on energy and climate issues in a wider public policy context. Focused on achieving real-world impacts, the Centre has helped shape UK and Scottish Government policy in areas including energy efficiency, industrial decarbonisation, heat decarbonisation and low carbon transport.