The Environment, Sustainability and Energy Community (ESEC) is an inter-connected community advancing knowledge and application of chemistry relating to the environment, sustainability and energy.
ESEC’s strategy focusses on three strategic priorities:
- Linking people - to foster and strengthen links between those working in the fields of environment, sustainability, and energy
- Advancing knowledge - to further the exchange of knowledge in the areas of environment, sustainability, and energy, for example through the development of events, workshops, and symposia
- Policy - to inform and influence policy in the areas of environment, sustainability, and energy
ESEC encourages and promotes advances in the fields of:
- Health and safety
- Environmental chemistry
- Toxicology
- Hazard management
- Green chemical technology
- Energy and sustainability
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About us
Find out more about the Environment, Sustainability and Energy Community including its strategy, history and council members.
Community news
Explore highlights from past Environment, Sustainability and Energy Community activities.
Forthcoming events
Browse upcoming events organised by the Environment, Sustainability and Energy Community.
Relevant interest groups and networks
Connect with the Environment, Sustainability and Energy chemistry community.
Current community activities
Discover the work of the Community and get involved with our current activities.
Prizes
A range of analytical awards and prizes to showcase the value of Environment, Sustainability and Energy chemistry and reward excellence at all levels.
How to Join
As an RSC member you can join as many subject communities as you wish. RSC Members (of any level) can become part of a subject community either by:
- subscribing directly to the subject community
- membership of an interest group that is part of the subject community
Members can select or remove subject communities and interest groups within their membership profile.
As a member of a subject community you will receive communications so you can stay informed about major developments in your field such as funding, training, events and activities alongside calls to contribute to RSC programmes and policy work.
Contact us
- Tel:
- +441223432341
- Email:
- Dr Clare Dyer-Smith