A scholarship fund worth almost half a million pounds will support Teesside students who will lead the transition to Net Zero.
Energy infrastructure firm Kellas Midstream has donated £486,000 to Teesside University to help 18 undergraduate and postgraduate students through courses in sustainable energy and engineering in the University’s School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies.
The programme aims to facilitate the transition to a decarbonised energy industry, and will help Kellas build its business around Net Zero in the North Sea.
