Oxford Energy

The Oxford Energy Network

The Oxford Energy Network brings together researchers across the University of Oxford who are working to address the major technical, social, economic and policy challenges of providing secure, affordable and sustainable energy for all. The Network organises term-time seminars, with topical speakers examining energy research and practice. Term card TT25 seminars

Information on over 200 senior researchers across the University whose research interests include energy, can be found under people. These researchers engage with varied industrial and academic partners, as well as key stakeholders around the world, such as governments and NGOs. Their research activities are grouped by theme and described on the research pages.

The Oxford Energy Network works closely with the ZERO Institute, a world-class, multi-disciplinary hub for zero-carbon energy research, education and innovation. The transition to a zero-carbon economy is amongst the greatest challenges humanity has ever faced: the Institute’s goal is to guide global energy implementers towards a zero-carbon energy future, working closely with policy and practice.

The Oxford Networks for the Environment (ONE) includes partner networks for biodiversity, climate, future of food and water.