In this digital age, whenever we think of potential solutions to some of our problems, we’ve all (probably) found ourselves thinking: ‘surely there is an app for that’.
Renewable power generation is growing faster than overall demand in 2022, leading to slight decline in global power sector CO2 emissions despite rising coal use in Europe amid gas crisis
The UK does not have the appropriate policy, institutional and regulatory framework to realise the technical, economic, and societal potential of SLES. This reort is a summary of the findings from a series of workshops that aimed to understand what decisions are needed to implement smart local energy systems (SLES). The work was led by the Grantham Institute at Imperial College London, a partner in the EnergyREV consortium.
The School of Geography and the Environment (SoGE), Oxford, held the inaugural Engagement and Impact Award Ceremony on 30th June 2022 in the new East Wing of the Dyson Perrins Building. Head of School, Professor Gillian Rose announced the winners and highly commended entries in two categories: Main Award and Early Career Researcher.
Heatwaves in Europe are worsening, with records being broken at an alarming rate. While multiple factors drive extreme weather, it’s increasingly hard to separate these outlier events from the pattern of our shifting climate.
An Energy Rev report written by Callum Rae, Sandy Kerr, and Mercedes Maroto-Valer
We congratulate Tina Fawcett (ECI) on her appointment to Associate Professor. This recognises Tina’s sustained academic contribution to energy research at Oxford.
The Department of Engineering Science and St Cross College seek to appoint to the Professorship of Sustainable Energy Engineering with effect from 1 January 2023, or as soon as possible thereafter. A non-stipendiary Fellowship with St Cross College is attached to this Professorship.
