The two day academic conference will consider the difficulties of balancing the three main objectives of energy policy – security of supply, sustainability and affordability – and, in particular, the cost of mitigating climate change and its impact on household and industry energy costs.
Venue:St John's College, Oxford, OX1 3JP
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The ‘Future of Energy’ Lecture
On May 22nd Ian Marchant will give the inaugural lecture in the BIEE’s ‘Future of Energy’ lecture series at the Royal Society. The lecture series has been launched to mark the BIEE’s 30 year anniversary in 2014.The plan is to hold this lecture every spring, possibly using it to initiate debate on a theme for […]
The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has released the second part of its latest report on climate change. The “Working Group 2, Fifth Assessment Report” covers the likely impacts of climate change and our capacity to adapt to future climate risks. The report is the work of over 310 scientific experts drawn […]
Climate Policy in Crisis Position Paper
The theme for the BIEE seminar series in 2013 was Climate Policy in Crisis, based on the perception of a growing gulf between, on the one hand, aspirations for tight emissions limits based on the imperatives indicated by the climate science, and, on the other, the widespread projections of close to “business as usual” with […]
