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Rural England with houses dotted between fields and wind turbines on the horizon

Energy networks, justice, and vulnerability

Researchers from the Supergen Energy Networks Hub and the Fair Energy Futures research communities explore the effects of the net-zero energy transition on vulnerable communities.

A body of water with a fountain in the middle, and neat buildings surrounding it, in Stavanger, Norway

Pioneering urban models to create resilient cities

Researchers at the University of Leeds use computer models to understand the complicated reality of urban life – cities, transport, and social behaviour – to co-design sustainable futures.

A street in Ghana with cars driving through it and dark storm clouds above.

Enhancing weather warnings in Ghana

The University of Leeds is collaborating with institutions in Ghana to combat climate challenges and nurture the next generation of scientists.

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National hub for net zero, health and extreme heat

The HEARTH hub will lead research into the health outcomes of net zero, to reduce the health risks associated with extreme heat within vulnerable communities.

Image showing University of Leeds building with a drilling site in front. A digger and the Leeds Climate Plan banner are in front.

Promising findings from campus geothermal drilling

The first phase of the geothermal campus project is complete, and the results have positive implications for low-carbon heating and cooling systems on campus and beyond.