C-EENRG

Welcome to the website of the Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (C-EENRG, read ‘synergy’). C-EENRG’s core mission is to conduct integrative research on the governance of environmental transitions, understood as social and technological processes driven by environmental constraints that lead to fundamental changes in social organisation. Our work draws upon the knowledge of the drivers and implications of environmental change generated in various centres across the University of Cambridge and focuses on the law and governance dimensions of environmental transitions. Law is viewed as a technology to bring, guide and/or manage environment-driven societal transformation.

C-EENRG Seminars

C-EENRG Event

C-EENRG continues its Seminar Series held each Thursday at 3-4 pm (UK time) throughout 2023 Easter Term.

C-EENRG Featured Article

In a study published in Nature Climate Change, a model based on changes in expectations of future oil and gas demand identifies the ultimate financial owners of potential stranded assets to be predominantly OECD-based individual investors (through pension funds and shareholdings) and governments of non-OECD countries.

The International Law of Energy

C-EENRG Featured Book

A new monograph 'The International Law of Energy' written by Professor Jorge Viñuales provides the first comprehensive account of the international law of energy and analyses the implications of the ongoing energy transformation for international law.

Watch 'GLOBAL PACT COALITION'

C-EENRG Featured Video

Prof. Jorge Viñuales joins academics, activists, lawyers and politicians of the world in the Global Pact Coalition, calling for the Global Pact for the Environment.

Listen to the podcast

C-EENRG Featured Conversation

In this episode of the Mind Over Chatter podcast, three University of Cambridge experts, Diane Coyle, professor of public policy, Laura Diaz Anadon, professor of climate change policy, and architectural engineer, Ruchi Choudhary, join the hosts to talk about how we can build a future that might not be anything like the...

Download our Working Papers

C-EENRG Working Papers

The C-EENRG Working Papers provide a platform to convey research aiming to support the effective governance of such environmental transitions. The series hosts research across disciplines, including law, economics, policy, and modelling.

Welcome to EnergyBilaterals.org

Database on State Bilateral Energy Agreements

The database of state bilateral agreements regulating state activities in the field of energy was published in November 2017 by Dr Tibisay Morgandi, C-EENRG Fellow at the University of Cambridge.