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.

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Invitations to quote: Research projects
Expanding Scottish Energy Data – Methodological Development

ClimateXChange wishes to commission research that will enable a more detailed understanding of several aspects of Scottish energy data.

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Submissions must be received by noon on Monday 5 October 2020.