Loughborough experts to contribute to global climate discussions at COP31

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As world leaders, policymakers and researchers gather in Türkiye for COP31, Loughborough University experts will be helping to shape conversations around climate action, sustainable development and the global energy transition.

Representing the University at COP31 will be Professor Ed Brown, Research Director of the Modern Energy Cooking Services (MECS) programme, Professor Mark Howells, Director of Climate Compatible Growth (CCG), and Alicia Butterfield, Global Manager of the Global Electric Cooking Coalition (GeCCo).

Find out more about the sessions they will be taking part in, the impact of their work, and climate-related research from across the University at our dedicated COP31 hub.