Energy and environment
Reducing carbon emissions, reusing furniture, and recycling our waste is just the beginning of our goal to become more environmentally aware.
We are developing our Net Zero approach to meet Scottish Government Targets and this includes critical investment in renewable energy sources and lifting our building standards to Passiv Haus and EnerPHit.
Day to day energy and environment activities include increasing our recycling rates, re-use of furniture and our free-shop for previously loved items, plus allotments and green travel initiatives.
Biodiversity
- Biodiversity at the university
- Environmental and Sustainability Policy Statement
- Interim Carbon Management Plan
Climate change
Energy and carbon saving
- Building Energy Consumption data and carbon footprint
- Carbon Management Programme and UCCCfS
- Dundee University Utility Supply Company (DUUSCO)
Green impact
- Good housekeeping practices to save your department carbon and money
- Energy saving at work
- Register for sustainable labs
Green travel
- Applying for a bike through Cycle Solutions
- Book a bike from our bike pool
- Charge your electric car on campus
- Cycle parking regulations
- Liftshare website - University of Dundee group
Policies
Recycling and waste
- Recycling and disposal of waste
- Recycling figures
- Storage and reuse
Environment groups and enquiries
Stories
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Can feminism shape a greener Scotland?
Could feminist thinking make Scotland more environmentally friendly and socially just?
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Prestigious award funding will help explain gendered Alzheimer’s risk
A University of Dundee researcher has been awarded £125,000 to investigate why women are around twice as likely as men to develop Alzheimer’s disease, the most common cause of dementia worldwide.
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“Zombie cell” expert to speak at Ninewells Cancer Campaign event
A University of Dundee expert spearheading efforts to transform cancer treatment by eliminating so-called “zombie cells” will help relaunch a major Tayside charity.
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Preliminary findings show strong potential for recovered fly ash in unlocking a low-carbon future
Preliminary-stage research findings from the University of Dundee show promising indications that dried and deagglomerated coal-derived fly ash (CDFA) could play a significant role in the future of low-carbon construction.
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Dental programme continues to shine after two decades
University of Dundee stakeholders in a nationwide oral health initiative have plenty to smile about as they celebrate 20 years of improving children’s teeth.
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Dundee expertise influencing global energy governance
Politicians and officials from Ghana have visited the University of Dundee to learn how its globally renowned expertise in energy law and policy can help their country make the most of its vast natural resources.
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Dentists have role to play in preventing drug-related harms
Dental professionals can help reduce harms associated with drug use, according to a University of Dundee researcher who headed up a Scottish Government-funded project to help improve the oral health of people who use drugs.
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University identifies pre-clinical candidate in battle against tuberculosis
University of Dundee researchers have made a significant breakthrough in the global effort to combat tuberculosis.
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Nursing fair to promote opportunities for next generation of healthcare workers
Scottish students and graduates can take the next steps in their healthcare careers when the University of Dundee hosts one of the sector’s largest employment events.
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Dietary fibre should be classed “essential nutrient” for good health
Dietary fibre should be considered an essential nutrient for overall human health, new University of Dundee-backed research has concluded.
Trudy Cunningham
Environment and Sustainability Manager
[email protected]