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Resource Archive
10.10.11
Winter Gas Outlook Nat Grid 2011
Peter Parsons, National Grid Provides a detailed overview in respect to gas, covering: fuel prices; relative power economics; demand; demand forecasts; peak de...
17.02.11
World Energy Outlook – A Glimpse into the Future of Energy
Dr. Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency Provides an overview and insights into the 2010 WEO. It is suggested that recently announced policies can make a d...
18.10.10
Where Next for US Policy on CO2 and Climate Issues?
David Robinson, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies and The Brattle Group Provides an overview of recent changes to US policy on climate change. This is discus...
08.10.10
2010 Winter Outlook and a future view
Peter Parsons, National Grid The winter outlook for 2010/11 is presented for gas and electricity, in respect to weather forecasts, gas demand and supply, elect...
22.09.10
Funding nuclear power and radioactive waste
Professor Gordon MacKerron, SPRU, University of Sussex The UK Government expects substantial new investment in nuclear power as part of its approach to reducin...
22.09.10
Quantifying Exports and Minimising Curtailment: From 20% to 50% Wind Penetration in Denmark
Mr Andrew Smith, London Analytics Denmark is frequently held up as a case study of a grid successfully integrating a wind penetration of 20%. Conversely, claim...
22.09.10
Climate policy uncertainty and investment behaviour: Evidence from small hydropower plants
Dr Oecon Kristin Linnerud, Cicero In the coming years, Europe will need more electric power from renewable sources to meet our greenhouse gas and renewable tar...
18.03.10
World Energy Outlook Post Copenhagen IEA
Dr. Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency An overview of the 2010 WEO Reference Scenario to 2030 is provided, discussing: changes in primary energy demand; ...
08.10.09
Winter Gas Outlook National Grid 2009
Peter Parsons, National Grid Provides an overview of what happened in the previous winter, before considering the outlook for 2009/10. During the previous wint...
21.09.09
Energy Efficiency and Energy Demand Perspectives
Nick Eyre, Oxford University Within the UK, domestic energy use has been rising since 1970, particularly in respect to electricity, linking to the consumer soc...
21.09.09
Building a Low Carbon Economy
David Kennedy, The Committee on Climate Change Provides a recap of the UK’s Intended and Interim carbon budgets to 2020 and the opportunities for emission re...
30.03.09
Building A low carbon Economy . The UK’s contribution to tackling climate change
David Kennedy, The Committee on Climate Change Provides a recap of the UK’s Intended and Interim carbon budgets to 2020 and the opportunities for emission re...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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