This research conference will focus on building the foundations and policies of the low carbon transition aimed at achieving a net zero carbon society in a way that is fair and just. It will address how we live, work and travel, and how policy, infrastructure and the private sector can respond to enable the transformation of heat, transport and industry. It will also consider how the transition has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, how economic recovery plans might accelerate the transition, and if governments are backing up the rhetoric in delivering plans for a green recovery.
Venue:Worcester College, Walton Street, Oxford, OX2 6GG
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Job Vacancy: BIEE is looking for a new administrator
BIEE is seeking an experienced ‘all-rounder’ to coordinate its events and membership programmes and provide general administrative support. If you know someone who might be interested in the role please forward the details to them. Applications should submitted via Charity Job and not directly to BIEE.
New BIEE Guest Blogs: Send us your contribution
BIEE’s new website is due to go live by the end of April. Members can make use of it to share and publicise their work in the ‘guest blog’ section – and we are open for submissions now.
New UKERC briefing on Net Zero Heating
Meeting the UK government’s net zero emissions goal for 2050 will only be possible by complete decarbonisation of the building stock (both existing and new). There is uncertainty over the extent to which heating might practically be decarbonised in the future and what the optimal technologies may be. This paper provides some clarity about the pathways forward, focusing on the next 5-10 years.
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