According to research by the Environmental Change Institute at the University of Oxford, the answer is no – because not enough was invested in smaller-scale technologies that deploy rapidly and create more jobs.
The Faraday Battery Challenge Round 6 Innovation Competition aims to accelerate the development of sustainable and affordable battery technologies. Up to £10m has been allocated for business-led collaborative feasibility studies and CR&D projects.
UK Parliament inquiry | Public Accounts Committee, House of Commons
Six Oxford University academics have been honoured in the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)’s annual Research and Innovation Prizes – more than any other institution this year. The awards are among the most prestigious research prizes in the world, recognising achievements by individuals, team...
The Agile Initiative at the Oxford Martin School aims to revolutionise how world-class research on environmental challenges supports policymaking with fast-paced solution-focused ‘Sprints’ that deliver new research when it’s needed.
The Energy Catalyst Round 10 competition intends to create new or improved clean energy access in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia or the Indo-Pacific regions.
UKAEA had launched a new Fusion Industry Programme challenge, which aims to encourage innovation in the development of lithium technologies.
The Faraday Battery Challenge Round 6 Innovation Competition aims to accelerate the development of sustainable and affordable battery technologies. Up to £10m has been allocated for business-led collaborative feasibility studies and CR&D projects.
Congratulations to Associate Professor Robert Hoye, who has been named one of MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35 for 2023.