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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
'Rapid technology change will bring about a green energy revolution faster than anyone has forecast. What we today see as problems are huge opportunities.'...
03.06.20
The Future of Renewable Energy – Challenge & Opportunities
Paddy Padmanathan, President & CEO of ACWA Power offers a first-hand perspective on how renewable energy has become a cost competitive value proposition and how...
15.05.20
What is climate finance, and how does it connect to real investments?
What is needed on the policy side, and what is the role of ‘investment grade policy’? Why is investment confidence in a sector so important, and how does it...
15.05.20
What is climate finance, and how does it connect to real investments?
What are the key resources available to support countries transition to net zero and resilient development? What is the role of policy and public finance and h...
27.02.20
Gearing up for COP26
Pete Betts Director for International Climate and Energy in the UK government for a decade and lead negotiator for the EU and the UK on climate shares his per...
26.11.19
Prospering from the Energy Revolution – Innovate UK
Innovation and transformation of the energy market is required if the UK wants to meet decarbonisation targets. How can this be achieved from a national persp...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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