The Oxford Martin School Agile Initiative focusses on putting essential research based knowledge required to solve societal challenges such as biodiversity loss and climate change, into the the hands of policy makers.
Have you taken steps to reduce your carbon footprint? Are those steps going far enough to actually make a difference? Dr Christian Brand, Associate Professor in Transport, Energy and Environment at the Environmental Change Institute (ECI) and Transport Studies Unit believes that the movement towa...
Credible, feasible and actionable transition plans are critical to achieving net zero. The Oxford Sustainable Finance Group has published a new series of discussion papers that aim to develop a deeper understanding of transition plans and finance across four emissions-intensive sectors: oil &...
New Scientist magazine features an article on the claim that LK-99 perfectly conducts electricity at room temperature and pressure, is looking unlikely to hold up.
UK government consultation | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Ofgem – Open consultation
A Pride in Energy survey reveals that 71% perceive employers as inclusive, while only 21% extend the same sentiment to the broader UK energy sector, shining a spotlight on the industry’s struggle to foster a genuinely inclusive environment for LGBTQI+ individuals.
Solid state battery use is the most promising development in solving the problems of driving range on a single charge, and the fire risk of the lithium-ion batteries currently being used.
Time use tariffs such as smart meters could potentially save UK households billions in the next few decades according to analysis by Cornwall Insight and Smart Energy GB.
More than two-thirds (67%) of the greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change originated in cities in 2020. It is not surprising, therefore, that mayors have joined national politicians in setting targets for reducing emissions within their jurisdictions.