Cooling is necessary for the quality of life of billions of people living in developing countries and, increasingly, for those developed countries traditionally unprepared for ever more frequent heatwaves due to climate change.
A generous gift from the Amjad and Suha Bseisu Foundation has enabled the creation of a new scholarship programme for Oxford graduate students from Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Palestine.
Oxford Open Energy is a fully open access journal that publishes broad-scope research across the entire spectrum of the energy field, ranging from the physical to the social sciences. The main aims of Oxford Open Energy are to identify key topical challenges, help to provide relevant solutions fo...
World Economic Forum website July 2021. Written by John Letzing Digital Editor, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum
Theodoros Arvanitopoulos and Charlie Wilson, Tyndall Centre, UEA
The Republic of Vanuatu, a small island country located in the South Pacific Ocean, has set ambitious targets of reaching 100% renewable energy for electricity production by 2030, requiring 15% energy savings through energy efficiency measures. However, progress towards achieving such measures re...
Oxford’s Redbridge Park & Ride (Abingdon Road) will be home to 38 fast and ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) chargers, as part of the Energy Superhub Oxford’s (ESO) vision to cut carbon and improve air quality across the city.
How can Oxfordshire sustain the momentum of the last decade to achieve net-zero emissions?
Researcher Mike Fell, from UCL Energy Institute talks about peer-to-peer (P2P) trading systems by assessing and learning from the impact of AirBnB.