Sustainable Energy Policy brings together researchers in the University of Waterloo's Faculty of Environment working towards a sustainable energy future.
Linking with international, national and local partners including intergovernmental agencies, governments, utilities, businesses, civil society and other researchers we investigate a range of policy, management and behavioural issues related to advanced energy efficiency, conservation, demand management and increased use of renewable energy in our energy systems.
Events
Every Tuesday during term, anyone 'around' and 'interested' is encouraged to 'drop by' the research room (EV2-2003) with their brown-bag lunch and meet other researchers -- share stories (academic and otherwise!) and get to know people!
Lunch
Every Tuesday during term, anyone 'around' and 'interested' is encouraged to 'drop by' the research room (EV2-2003) with their brown-bag lunch and meet other researchers -- share stories (academic and otherwise!) and get to know people!
Lunch
Every Tuesday during term, anyone 'around' and 'interested' is encouraged to 'drop by' the research room (EV2-2003) with their brown-bag lunch and meet other researchers -- share stories (academic and otherwise!) and get to know people!
News
Workshop report available
On Friday, 20 November 2015, the leadership teams – senior management and board members – of Cambridge North Dumfries Hydro, Guelph Hydro, Kitchener Wilmot Hydro and Waterloo North Hydro gathered for a half-day workshop in Cambridge, Ontario to examine the future of local distribution companies.
Post-doctoral fellow (PDF) opportunity in Sustainable Energy Policy
The School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability at the University of Waterloo is seeking a post-doctoral fellow (PDF) in the area of sustainable energy policy. The position will commence as soon as possible (and no later than 1 June 2016) for an 18-month period. The annual salary will be $50,000 plus benefits.
Environment researchers collaborate with electricity companies
On Friday, 20 November, the leadership teams – senior management and board members – of Cambridge North Dumfries Hydro, Guelph Hydro, Kitchener Wilmot Hydro and Waterloo North Hydro gathered for a half-day workshop in Cambridge, Ontario to examine the future of local distribution companies.