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Resource Archive
28.04.22
bp Energy Energy Outlook 2022
Richard de Caux bp Energy Outlook 2022 Focus on the energy transition has intensified in recent years. How might this increase in global ambition affect t...
12.04.22
UKERC/ BIEE Webinar: Green Jobs
This webinar hosted in conjunction with UKERC will present key findings and policy recommendations arising from UKERC’s latest project exploring low carbon en...
08.12.21
BIEE Webinar: Behavioural economics, energy and climate policy: Lessons from the last three decades
Professor Luis Mundaca, Lund University There has been growing scientific and policy attention on the role of behavioural economics to advance energy and clima...
21.04.21
Shell Energy Transformation Scenarios
Shell’s new long-horizon scenarios explore three possible pathways and implications for energy transitions and the impact on climate.
21.04.21
The Sixth Carbon Budget and BEIS
Alec Waterhouse, Head of Modelling, Dept for BEIS, explores possible policy and technology ideas to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
03.03.21
UK ETS for Net Zero Policy
Vivienne Geard, BEIS’s Deputy Director for Carbon, Hydrogen and Industry Analysis, on her team’s work on establishing the UK ETS and its role in decarbo...
03.03.21
Carbon Policy in an Net Zero World
Dr. Danial Sturge, Energy Policy Advisor at Energy Systems Catapult, on approaches to carbon policy in decarbonising the whole economy.
19.01.21
The CCC’s Sixth Carbon Budget
CCC’s Chief Executive Chris Stark explores the journey from here to Net Zero, and answers the crucial question, ‘What next?’
25.11.20
Climate Change Modelling – Baringa
Oliver Rix, a partner in Baringa’s Energy and Climate Change practice, discusses Baringa’s latest efforts in using climate change modelling to assess and mi...
25.11.20
Climate Change Modelling – Mark Howells
Professor Mark Howells, Loughborough University, an expert in energy systems analysis presents initiatives under the new Climate Compatible Growth programme t...
04.11.20
IEA World Energy Outlook 2020
The focus for the World Energy Outlook 2020 is firmly on the next 10 years, exploring in detail the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the energy sector....
09.07.20
Optimistic About Energy – Greg Jackson Octopus Energy
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