University among partnership with Great British Energy
22-09-2026 14:18 via abdn.ac.uk

University among partnership with Great British Energy

The University of Aberdeen is part of a partnership announced today by Great British Energy focused on supporting the next generation of energy workers in the North-east of Scotland.
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