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I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment webinars

A series of public webinars with academic, industry, and policy experts on energy, sustainability, and the environment.

About the webinars

Hear what the experts have to say and join the conversation at our free environmental webinars.


Our popular webinars, chaired by Tim Mays, Emeritus Professor of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University, cover the latest issues and areas of debate in the field of sustainable energy and the environment.

We invite experts from academia, industry and policy work to share their findings and lead vibrant discussions across a wide range of subject areas. These include:

  • natural sciences, engineering and technology
  • social, government, political and economic sciences
  • public and policy engagement
  • regulation
  • industrial, business, and international dimensions

Occasionally, webinars take the form of interviews with Professor Mays, like this interview with The Rt Hon. the Lord Deben about his role as Chair of the Climate Change Committee, and his career.

Whatever form they take, a compelling feature of I-SEE webinars is the opportunity for attendees to submit online questions to speakers.

All of our webinars are free and open to the public. They run every other Tuesday from 4.30pm to 5.30pm during Semester 1 (October to December) and Semester 2 (February to April).

Webinars are hosted online, using Zoom Webinars.

Testimonials

See what some attendees have said about our webinars.


"Great experience working with the team at the University of Bath for an I-SEE webinar on clean energy and the law. Very smooth operation and some good questions from the participants, we need more of these initiatives from Universities collaborating with the professional services community".

Ross Fairley, Senior Partner, Burges Salmon LLP.

"It was my privilege to give an I-SEE seminar at the University of Bath. A welcome opportunity to lift my gaze from the disciplinary pond and look out to the wider ocean, asking myself “what have I got to say, as a social scientist, to natural scientists and engineers?” I hope I left the students, in particular, with some useful insights to take into their future careers as they shape the world around us in this time of environment and climate emergency".

Professor Patrick Devine-Wright, Director of ACESS (Advancing Capacity in Climate and Environment Social Science), University of Exeter

“It was a real pleasure to take part in the I SEE webinar series. The entire experience, from the initial organisation through to the live session and the post event support, was exceptional. The I SEE team were professional, well coordinated and supportive, which made the whole process smooth and genuinely enjoyable. The thorough preparation facilitated by the team helped us deliver a session that was hopefully both insightful and accessible to the audience. I believe that I-SEE provides a valuable platform for meaningful discussions on energy and sustainability, and I would be very happy to contribute again in the future.” Orlando Minervino, Decarbonisation Strategy Manager, Xoserve

When I was approached for the I-SEE event by Carolina I was struck by how professional the organisation was, from ensuring I was prepared to making sure the technology was working. This led the webinar being an extremely enjoyable event, I was made to feel so welcome by Tim, who chaired the event for me to get all of my points across (so nice these days to have an event that allows for the time to really explore a topic!) without rushing, but still allowing time for thought provoking questions. I would thoroughly recommend if you can take please part in the I-SEE webinars.

Dr Russell Fowler Grid Connections and Strategy Manager, Customer, Strategy and Communications, National Highways

Upcoming webinars

Find out about our upcoming webinars.


9 December 2025

Professor Anna Korre, Professor of Environmental Engineering, Department of Earth Science & Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Imperial College London

‘Sustainable Operation of Post-Combustion Capture Plants in Industrial Clusters’

View more upcoming events in our 2025 webinar schedule and 2026 webinar schedule.

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About I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinars

We bring together academic, industry and policy experts to present, review and discuss topics of popular interest in the UK and global energy sector.


I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinars

I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment webinars

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