OIES is expanding its research into carbon issues under a number of different, but parallel, themes. We will continue to cover key regulatory and policy issues around the development and use of:
These topics will constitute individual work programmes but will also be coordinated under an overall carbon initiative module (co-ordinator: James Henderson)
The present German energy policy is focussed on further increase of renewable capacity and power consumption to achieve net zero GHG emissions by 2045 while maintaining security of energy supply. The planned pace of the rollout of renewables looks ambitious but feasible and could result in phasing out substantial volumes of unabated coal-fired power production […]
Climate science confirms the imperative to maintain global temperatures under 2°C and undertake efforts to limit the rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels in order to avert extreme climate hazards. This requires that global annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are halved by 2030 and reduced to net zero by 2050. Against this background, policymakers have […]
In this latest OIES podcast James Henderson talks to Martin Lambert and Ali Abdelshafy about their recent paper entitled “The Role of CCUS in Decarbonising the Cement Industry: a German case study.” The authors discuss why CCUS is so important in the cement industry, and having outlined the general process of carbon capture and storage […]
New OIES Research Paper - Achieving net zero plus reliable energy supply in Germany by 2045: the essential role of… https://t.co/Eri7YFqIf3
New OIES Podcast - Will China’s Power Crunch Shift its climate policy? - https://t.co/gx7LoONMMJ https://t.co/FcPD3sMmkN
New Oxford Energy Forum - The Evolution of Carbon Markets and their Role in Climate Mitigation and Sustainable Deve… https://t.co/YqFS2enq63
New OIES Podcast - Impact of Russia-Ukraine War on Energy Markets Series – 10 - https://t.co/QirnQngOMG https://t.co/Qzogv6SDwF