ClimateXChange research is funded in three ways:
- Post-Doctoral Research Fellows (PDRFs) who work in Universities and have individual work plans agreed with the relevant Scottish Government policy division, see our Areas of expertise
- Dedicated CXC resource through SEFARI – Scotland’s environment, food and agriculture research institutes, which are independent research organisations funded to do applied and strategic research for the Scottish Government’s rural affairs, food and environment portfolio
- A commissioning budget, used for projects where we do not already have expertise through the above funding streams
Current research grants, our commissions and vacancies in the secretariat are listed below.
Emissions impact of home working in Scotland
ClimateXChange wishes to commission a study assessing the impact on emissions of increased home working in Scotland.
Submissions must be received by noon on Monday 14 December 2020.
Expanding Scottish Energy Data (Electricity Demand) – Methodological Development
ClimateXChange wishes to commission research that will enable a more detailed understanding of several aspects of Scottish energy data relating to electricity demand.
Submissions must be received by noon on Monday 30 November 2020.
Expanding Scottish Energy Data (Heat) – Methodological Development
ClimateXChange wishes to commission research that will enable a more detailed understanding of several aspects of Scottish energy data relating to heat.
Submissions must be received by noon on Monday 30 November 2020.
