Recordings and Slides | Energy and Net Zero in the UK – 10th Oxford Energy Day | Programme included

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Oxford Energy Systems - 10th Oxford Energy Day - Energy and Net Zero in the UK | 23 March 2022

The 10th Oxford Energy Day took place on Wednesday, 23 March 2022.

This year’s Oxford Energy Day looked at the long-term picture for Energy and Net Zero in the UK.  The goal of net-carbon emissions is driven by the imperative of stabilising the climate.  This requires that the UK energy system becomes zero-carbon, that is, fossil-free.  Other major drivers of energy policy – security and affordability – are equally important for a just transition.

The day’s presentations and collaborations discussed the implications of this and considered how Oxford Energy research provides solutions and the evidence to inform policy and action to deliver a net-zero economy in the UK and beyond.

The recordings for the day are presented here in the order of the programme for the day and are listed in a playlist on the Oxford Energy YouTube channel.

 

PRESENTATION SLIDES

The speaker’s slides can be accessed below. The list is arranged in the same order as the recordings and programme.

9.00 – Morning Plenary Sessions

INTRODUCTORY PRESENTATIONS  –  Lecture Theatre 1

10.40 Headlines from key energy programmes in Oxford Energy

12.00  Parallel Sessions

ENERGY USE IN BUILDINGS

ENERGY AND TRANSPORT

ENERGY NETWORKS, STORAGE AND VECTORS

RENEWABLE GENERATION

16.45 – Final Plenary Session

There were no presentations during this session.

ANNOUNCEMENT of the Zero Institute

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