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20 Sep

Learning across global regions: Comparing climate marketcraft in developing countries

Dr Jose Maria Valenzuela, University of Oxford

Wednesday 20 Sep 2023
Local climate action benefits from learning across national cases, as there are valuable opportunities to look at recent experiences on policy and institutional design, and implementation. Novel experiences of economic reconfiguration and innovation in developing countries are rarely taken as models for extrapolation, and when comparisons occur amongst developing countries, these are mostly within regions. In this Oxford Net Zero [...]

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19 Sep

Oxford Energy Innovation Forum

Tuesday 19 Sep 2023 | Kings Centre
On Tuesday 19 September 2023 (09:30 – 17:00), we will be hosting an open, in-person innovation forum at the King’s Centre in Oxford. The day will start with a SSEN-hosted in-person tour, visiting elements of Project LEO and TRANSITION across Osney Island. This will be followed by presentations on similar, flexibility-focused innovation projects from other distribution networks. Please find the agenda here. Project LEO (Local Energy Oxfordshire) has [...]

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10 Jul

Agile Initiative Summer School – Oxford Martin School 10-14 July 2023

Monday 10 Jul 2023 | Oxford Martin School, Lecture Theatre
The Agile Initiative at the Oxford Martin School will run a residential Summer School 10-14 July 2023. Open to interdisciplinary researchers working on challenges relating to both policy and environmental science. Guided by experts including Charles Godfray, Sarah Whatmore and Sam Fankhauser. There are fifty places for UK-based post-doctoral, PhD, DPhil and MPhil researchers in the field. Details (including subsidised [...]

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23 Jun

Is Net Zero Development Possible? – 6th Adrian Fernando Memorial Lecture

Dr Montek Singh Ahluwalia

Friday 23 Jun 2023 | St Anne's College
The dangers of climate change are now well communicated and widely understood. However, the willingness to take tough policy decisions is lacking, especially where there are concerns around how they could impact economic growth. In this year’s Fernando lecture, one of India’s leading economists and former civil servants, Dr Montek Singh Ahluwalia will discuss the key policies that are required to [...]

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23 Jun

SCOLMA – Conference – Call for papers – Africa and the Environment Archives and Data in the Climate Emergency

Conference | Friday 23 Jun 2023 | School of African Studies
A one-day conference at SOAS, London and online CALL FOR PAPERS SCOLMA conference 2023 Call for Papers final.pdf Africa’s natural environment is rich and diverse, ranging from its wildlife and plants to its land and resources. It is also one of the continents most severely affected by climate change, with increasingly erratic weather events adversely impacting biodiversity, agriculture and those living there. This conference [...]

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19 Jun

Are we making progress on climate change?

Professor David Victor

Monday 19 Jun 2023 | Ashmolean Museum
ECI Energy programme researchers are organising an international symposium on technology and global change bringing 30 leading research scholars to Oxford for a day and a half of talks and discussions on 19-20 June. The symposium is also linked to a forthcoming special issue of Environmental Research Letters. Connected to the symposium, IPCC Lead Author, Prof David Victor from UC San Diego, [...]

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16 Jun

Maurice Lubbock Memorial Lecture 2023: The pathway to delivering fusion power

Professor Sir Ian Chapman

Friday 16 Jun 2023 | Oxford Museum of Natural History
Engineering at the Extremes Engineers have always pushed the boundaries of the possible, and this year’s event will showcase Engineering at the Extremes. Our 2023 Lubbock lecturer is Sir Ian Chapman, CEO of the UK Atomic Energy Authority and world expert on the extreme engineering involved in making fusion power a reality, where the fusion material is as hot as the [...]

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