The global conversation about net zero has focused almost entirely on energy and fossil fuels, with concern centred on the emissions released when they are burned. Yet this perspective overlooks a significant share of fossil fuel use. Approximately 15–20% is never combusted at all; instead, it ...
As part of her wider visit to the university last week, Ditte Juul Jørgensen, Director-General for Energy at the European Commission attended a roundtable discussion with experts in energy across Oxford University, including various ZERO Institute academics.
China has recently set out its direction for the coming years through its 15th Five-Year Plan, alongside new environmental legislation that signals a more assertive role in global climate governance. Together, these moves offer a window into how China is navigating an increasingly uncertain world...
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An Anglo-US consortium has been established to develop the first private-sector-led fusion power plant project in the UK.
Major battery project boosts UK grid flexibility and cuts emissions.
A glance at recent front pages of many British newspapers leaves no doubt about the stridency of their views on net zero, according to an article in The Conversation written by James Painter, Research Associate, Journalism, Reuters Institute, University of Oxford.
Matthew Clayton, CEO of Thrive Renewables, outlines his opinion on how green community energy can build resilience against fossil fuel price shocks.
The Iran crisis is reshaping how the world produces, uses and secures energy. This is no temporary shock. It has become a structural stress test of energy systems, industrial production and government strategy.