The Melbourne Energy Institute undertakes inter-disciplinary research on sustainable energy, and on the challenges of transitioning towards a low carbon energy system. We work with the community, industry and government on some of the world's most pressing energy challenges.
MEInetwork18 equips energy industry professionals and University of Melbourne graduates with the knowledge and networking capabilities crucial to face the changing energy landscape. Learn more about this unique new program and the educational activities offered throughout the year.
The Melbourne Energy Institute Advisory Board is comprised of energy industry leaders that provide strategic advice to the Institute. Meet the Institute Advisory Board members.
Senior researchers from the University provide the Institute with insight and knowledge. Meet our Institute Fellows.
The Melbourne Energy Institute is operated by a small team of staff. Meet the Melbourne Energy Institute team.
The Executive Committee is made up of senior academics engaged in energy research whom, along with the Director, govern the Institute. Meet the Institute Executive Committee.
Our Energy Systems program considers how systems of different energy technologies behave. This considers wholesale and retail energy markets, energy networks and system planning.
Our Energy Technology program brings together researchers who investigate different energy technologies. This examines several forms of renewable and low emission power plant for stationary and mobile applications, as well as energy storage and fuels.
Our Energy, Community and the Region program examines how individuals, communities and states rely on and interact with energy technologies and energy systems. Examination of equity and national development are features of this work.
Our Environment and Energy Resources program examines the manifold interactions between our energy systems and our environment. This program looks closely at energy resource extraction, carbon dioxide sources and sinks as well as atmospheric and geo-chemistry.
The University of Melbourne offers Masters and PhD level studies in many aspects of energy. Please visit our Research tab to contact specific researchers who may be available for Masters by Research and PhD supervision. We also offer interdisciplinary coursework via our Master of Energy Systems.
This program integrates the study of the technology, business and science of energy, focusing on the key areas of: evaluating energy systems; energy-related investment decisions; policy development and implementation; and greenhouse gas management issues.
Pursue interdisciplinary energy research at a world-class institution - broaden your horizons and hone your expertise at The University of Melbourne.
