RGU’s ‘Runway to COP26’ represents a variety of sustainability-focussed activities and initiatives with emphasis on supporting the key themes of the milestone UN COP26 Conference.
In November 2021, Glasgow will host the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26), the world’s most significant summit on climate change. COP26 will bring together leaders from around the world with the aim of setting out objectives and frameworks to help end the global climate crisis.
RGU are taking institutional actions to address carbon emissions by becoming a signatory of the Race to Zero campaign and our Net Zero Campus strategy. In the run up to COP26, RGU are also undertaking activities that support businesses, communities and individuals to consider their carbon footprint and provide solutions to some of the key barriers to sustainable ways of living and working.
RGU has signed up to the Race to Zero for Universities and Colleges, pledging its commitment to reducing emissions in the drive towards Net Zero.
Architects from The Scott Sutherland School of Architecture are working with islanders from South Uist to map out a sustainable future for the island.
Two RGU entrepreneurs triumphed at the 2021 Converge Challenge Awards, taking home a total prize pot of £60,000 for their innovative business ideas.
Architects from The Scott Sutherland School of Architecture are working with islanders from South Uist to map out a sustainable future for the island.
Paul de Leeuw calls for a focus on action at COP26
Addressing Scope 3 emissions is a crucial challenge for all businesses when developing their Net Zero plans. This webinar will address reducing your carbon emissions through effective supply chain management.
Hydrogen will be crucial to the energy transition. This webinar will address how industry can overcome availability and risk factors to enable the acceleration of the hydrogen economy.
RGU is committed to delivering the knowledge and skills required to ensure a sustainable future for all. This symposium explored sustainability across creative industry disciplines.
As part of the RGU Creative Conversations theme, colleagues from across health and the built environment industry are collaborating to look at sustainability through the lens of human health.
Innovating new technologies and processes is key to the energy transition. This webinar will consider the importance of the people factor to the success of innovation within the energy industry.
How can mass volume house builders meet the challenge of zero carbon agenda? Watch this video as we address one of the key challenges facing the construction sector.
This video will explore ways in which necessary changes to our Built Environment may well lead to much more pleasant, inclusive and vibrant places to live, work and play.
Architecture students from RGU are celebrating winning a national competition for highly energy efficient buildings that will feature in the run up the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow later this year.
Are you developing your organisation’s net zero strategy? Have you considered how digitising your operations and procedures can assist with this? Watch this video to hear from RGU’s team in School of Computing on how they have supported companies on their net zero journey by supporting them to digitise their business.
Architecture students from Robert Gordon University are celebrating winning a national competition for highly energy efficient buildings that will feature at the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow later this year.
Roles in decarbonised energies are projected to increase in the offshore energy sector in the next 10 years. Find out what this means for you and/or your organisation!
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