World Water Day is an annual event aimed at bringing attention to sustainable water management and this year’s theme is “accelerating change”. The article explores how an acceleration in clean energy development can help ease the world’s water crisis.
Despite the drop in wholesale prices, domestic power prices have remained high. The Default Tariff Price Cap is set to fall in the first three months of 2023. The government has extended the EPG at its current rate until July, u-turning on the previous decision to increase it from April.
Lucy Lyons, a graduate of the Oxford Smith School’s MSc in Sustainability, Enterprise and the Environment has secured investment funding from start-up accelerator Carbon13 for her start-up Kestrix, which she co-founded in 2022.
The innovative Clean Heat Streets project to install up to 150 heat pumps in Rose Hill, Oxford, ultimately aims to save time, money, and resources to encourage more people to adopt heat pump technology.
The 2023 Lorna Casselton Memorial Lecture, entitled “Modern Lithium-Ion Batteries: More than a Million Miles and Possibly a Century of Life”, will be given by Professor Jeff Dahn (Dalhousie University), former Head of Tesla Advanced Battery Research, at 5 pm on Thursday 4th May in the...
The Department for Transport is seeking evidence to inform its policy ambition for zero emission airport (ground) operations in England by 2040.
Energy Superhub Oxford was launched in 2019 to help Oxford decarbonise power, transport and heat, supporting Oxford City Council’s commitment to make the city net zero by 2040.
Helium and hydrogen gases are essential for medicine, high-tech industries, fertiliser for food security and a future net-zero society.
Access to reliable, resilient and plentiful decarbonised electricity – at an affordable price to consumers – is key to a thriving, energy secure economy, less dependent on imported oil and gas.
Professor Paul Shearing will lead the new Zero-carbon Energy Research Oxford (ZERO) Institute and bring extensive experience in electrochemical engineering to the University’s response to the urgent need for system level change in the energy sector.