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
BIEE is impartial, globally informed, and focuses on energy economics and policy.
Our members benefit from meetings, conferences and seminars throughout the year, access to useful information and resources, plus a unique network of valuable contacts in academia, industry, finance and the public sector.
BIEE membership is available for companies, individuals and students and can be combined with membership of the IAEE
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