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Resource Archive
23.03.12
Energy Challenges of our time
Dr. Fatih Birol, IEA March Global challenges and trends in energy use, supply and carbon emissions are outlined. Headline trends include; decreasing global ene...
15.03.12
Which – Consumer Bills and Energy Policy
Dr Louise Strong, Senior Policy Advisor Energy is currently a key policy issue for Which? and recent survey data has indicated that energy costs are a high con...
15.03.12
Household energy bills – impacts of meeting carbon budgets
Mike Thompson, Committee on Climate Change The Climate Change Act requires the CCC to consider the impact of carbon budgets on energy supplies and fuel poverty...
13.03.12
Feeding the Nine Billion
Lord Krebs, Committee on Climate Change How can we feed 9 billion people equitably, healthily and sustainably? Provide enough water and energy for a growing po...
31.01.12
The CCC Review of Bioenergy
Dr Ute Collier, Committee on Climate Change Discusses the nature of bioenergy in respect to feedstocks, conversion processes, and the potential end uses (heat ...
18.01.12
BP 2030 Energy Outlook
Christof Ruhl BP plc This outlook identifies long-term energy trends, building on the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, and then develops projection...
11.01.12
The Prospects for Oil Prices 2011
Prof. Paul Stevens, Chatham House Prospects for 2012 are consider against a framework of analysis that examined what happened in 2011 in the ‘wet barrel’ m...
11.01.12
Volatility transmission in crude oil 2011
X. Jin, S. Lin and M. Tamvakis, Cass Business School City University London Using three main pricing benchmarks (Brent, WTI, and Dubai), research was carried o...
17.11.11
Shipping Emissions Report CCC 2011
Neil Golborne, Committee on Climate Change The review has a number of key messages, including a recognition that current UK international shipping emissions ar...
19.10.11
Resource Revolution
Jeremy Oppenheim, McKinsey Global Institute The next twenty years will see a 35% increase in resource demand, driven by 3 billion new middle-class consumers. T...
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...
10.10.11
European Gas Contracts Will Oil Indexation persist OIES 2011
Howard Rogers, OIES Natural Gas Programme In the context of European gas markets and international LNG markets, a number of issues are highlighted, covering: E...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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