28
Sep
11th Oxford energy Day
Conference | Thursday 28 Sep 2023 | Oxford Martin School, Lecture Theatre
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30
Nov
Decarbonisation of Road Freight: Electricity or Hydrogen?
Professor David Cebon
Thursday 30 Nov 2023
28
Nov
Energy Seminar – Week 8: What do we need to do to build onshore wind?
James Robottom
Seminar | Week 8 | Tuesday 28 Nov 2023 | Dyson Perrins Building | Slides available
THIS IS AN IN PERSON AND ONLINE EVENT
Summary: Onshore wind in the UK is complex. It is a mature technology with a current capacity of close to 15GW. That is enough to power over 9.5 million homes which last year generated 11% of the UK’s electricity needs. With the first commercial wind farm being built in England in 1991 – [...]
Seminar | Week 8
23
Nov
Cyber Security of Energy Systems
David Wallom, Professor of Infomatics
Thursday 23 Nov 2023 | Social Science Library
This event is available online. Please use the link above to join.
21
Nov
Energy Seminar – Week 7: The roles of nuclear fission and fusion in the future UK energy system
Professor William Nuttall, CPhys FInstP FRSA
Seminar | Week 7 | Tuesday 21 Nov 2023 | Dyson Perrins Building
THIS IS AN IN PERSON AND ONLINE EVENT
Summary: Fusion has somehow leapt from being a distant concern of horizon-scanning academics and national lab researchers to being a trendy new start-up technology. Fission advocates have a new plan that is factory built and hopefully cheaper than the vast 2-reactor power plant under construction near Bristol. Fusion research and development has seen [...]
Seminar | Week 7
16
Nov
New Frontiers in Battery Technology
Ulderico Ulissi
Thursday 16 Nov 2023 | Keble College
An introduction to CATL, the typical current and future use cases of batteries, our activities in 21C (Research) and an overview of next generation technologies.
14
Nov
Energy Seminar – Week 6: Bringing Breakthrough Technologies to Market: Solar Power and Feed-in Tariffs
Sugandha Srivastav
Seminar | Week 6 | Tuesday 14 Nov 2023 | Dyson Perrins Building | Slides available
THIS IS AN IN PERSON AND ONLINE EVENT
Summary: Solving societal problems such as climate change requires commercializing new technologies. Yet, due to incomplete information, there are under-developed markets for finance and insurance for these new technologies. Temporary support to bring the first set of projects to market may be warranted to resolve this credit market failure. Sugandha investigates the impact [...]
Seminar | Week 6
14
Nov
CREDS: Drop-in session (online) – Using research in policy: perspective from a secondee to DESNZ
Peter Mallburn, Government Affairs Manager
Tuesday 14 Nov 2023
Peter Mallaburn is the Government Affairs Manager for CREDS providing a liaison role between CREDS and UK Government Departments. He is currently also doing a part-time secondment to DESNZ in the IEA Technology Collaboration Programme where he is supporting the work on non-domestic heat pump deployment.
This session will be run as a ‘Drop-in’ style where Peter will provide a 15-minute [...]
07
Nov
Energy Seminar – Week 5: The UK energy demand observatory – how Oxford helps to understand and accelerate changes in energy demand
Dr Phil Grunewald
Seminar | Week 5 | Tuesday 07 Nov 2023 | Dyson Perrins Building | Slides available
THIS IS AN IN PERSON AND ONLINE EVENT
Summary: The way we use energy will have to undergo fundamental changes during the transition towards a net-zero world. Many of the technical solutions are known: insulate homes, electrify heating and transport, deploy smarter, more efficient and flexible appliances. But how well do they work in practice? Tracking the impact requires careful observation [...]
Seminar | Week 5
31
Oct
Energy Seminar – Week 4: Royal Society Report on Energy Storage
Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn-Smith FRS
Seminar | Week 4 | Tuesday 31 Oct 2023 | Dyson Perrins Building | Slides available
THIS IS AN IN PERSON AND ONLINE EVENT
Summary: Electricity will meet an increasing fraction of the world’s growing energy needs as fossil fuels are phased out. In Great Britain most will be provided by wind and solar. To match wind and solar, which are volatile, with demand, which is variable, they must be complemented by using wind and solar generated [...]
Seminar | Week 4
24
Oct
Energy Seminar – Week 3: Winning the Energy Transition
Chris Nelder, xenetwork
Seminar | Week 3 | Tuesday 24 Oct 2023 | Dyson Perrins Building
THIS IS AN IN PERSON AND ONLINE EVENT
Summary: Researchers focusing on the energy transition, as well as the journalists and podcasters who cover them, risk focusing too much on the facts of climate science and the portfolio of technology solutions that can effectuate the energy transition, while missing the vitally important context of realpolitik and political economy in which we [...]
Seminar | Week 3