Introducing Energy Superhub Oxford: a world leading urban decarbonisation project
Tim Rose
- Start Tuesday 30 Nov 2021 4:00pm
- Finish Tuesday 30 Nov 2021 5:30pm
- Venue Oxford Martin School
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Talk overview: Energy Superhub Oxford is a £41 million project helping to create the low carbon infrastructure Oxford needs to achieve net zero. This pioneering project is showcasing hybrid battery storage, ultra-rapid electric vehicle charging, low carbon heating and smart energy management technologies to cut carbon and improve air quality.
Visit the Energy SuperHub Oxford website here.
Speaker: Tim Rose – Programme Manager Energy Superhub Oxford, a £41m UKRI-backed project led by Pivot Power. It aims to accelerate Oxford’s zero carbon journey and provide a blueprint for towns and cities across the UK to cut carbon and improve air quality. Before joining Pivot Power, Tim was Managing Director EMEA for Solarcentury, a world leading solar company, where he was responsible for utility-scale solar development and construction across the UK, Europe and Africa. Prior to this he worked as an executive manager in the aerospace sector. Tim is passionate about climate and environmental issues and delivering transformational change through technology. He studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Edinburgh.