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CEES Director, Professor Lenny Koh, guest on podcast for the Foundation for Science and Technology

In this podcast Professor Lenny Koh discusses the impact of the coronavirus on global supply chains for large businesses and what the 鈥渘ew normal鈥 for supply chains might look like post-coronavirus.
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CEES director, Professor Lenny Koh, guest expert on 'Coronavirus, Examined' podcast

Director of the Centre for Energy, Environment and Sustainability, Professor Lenny Koh, joined the podcast to discuss the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on current and future supply chains.
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Energy We Can all Afford? Centre director Professor Koh in public debate on fuel poverty, climate change and fossil fuels

On Friday 8th March, CEES Director Professor Lenny Koh spoke at an event organised by Friends of the Earth along with Caroline Flint MP, Martyn Williams of the Energy Bill Revolution and Simon Bowens from Friends of the Earth.
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Independent investigation reveals communities鈥 thoughts on Government鈥檚 Green Deal

Implications and challenges surrounding the Governments energy-efficiency flagship programme the Green Deal have been raised by University of 葫芦影业 researchers.
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SCEnAT and the BIG Energy Upgrade featured in the latest edition of Discover Magazine

Two major CEES projects, SCEnAT and the BIG Energy Upgrade have been featured in the latest edition of the University of 葫芦影业 publication "Discover".
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CEES experts to support Green Deal Pioneers Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

CEES, in partnership with Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, Citizens Advice Bureau, Groundwork Dearne Valley and Keepmoat Homes have successfully secured 拢872,000 of funding.
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Upcoming demonstration of SCEnAT on Cloud, powered by Microsoft Windows Azure

The advancement in cloud services now offers Universities and research groups access to an unparalleled level of technological power.