Events

Our events bring together people who are shaping the future of environmental economics.

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Our events programme highlights new ideas and research on climate, energy and environmental economics.

Through conferences, seminars and public lectures, EEE connects academics, students and policymakers working to better understand the economic challenges of environmental change and sustainable development.

Flagship Events

Environment Week

Working with partners at the LSE and worldwide, Environment Week aims to encourage economists from all fields to work on environmental issues and to connect this research to policy change. The conference takes place annually.

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Environment Camp

An annual conference that aims to provide PhD students from all fields of economics and all countries around the world with an opportunity to present new research on environmental issues, engage with peers and faculty, and receive valuable feedback.

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EEE Hour

The EEE Hour is a weekly seminar, for LSE members and invited guests only. Predominantly for PhD students, it presents an opportunity.

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The economics of transitioning away from fossil fuels

05 November 2026. The COP30 Presidency has prepared a Roadmap for Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, which offers governments strategic guidance for navigating these challenges, grounded in national circumstances and in the evidence on systemic risks, demand, supply and finance.

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LSE Environment Week 2026

21-24 September 2026. LSE E-Week brings together researchers, policymakers and practitioners for 4 days of rigorous discussion on the economic and policy challenges of climate change, environmental degradation, and sustainable growth.

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