The following provides summaries of the research in progress by staff of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. The Institute’s unique multidisciplinary expertise allows it to examine the economics, the politics and the sociology of energy with a focus on oil and natural gas.
The specific subjects of research in progress, while set within these broad lines, necessarily reflects the particular research capacities, skills and interests of the research fellows.
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Paper identifies main cost drivers for each of the most promising technologies and analyses the opportunities for c… https://t.co/TjBpcUhL9d
Some have argued that policy solutions focusing on the price cap are myopic as they ignore larger issue of whether… https://t.co/gYutA1BJ9H
New Oxford Energy Podcast - The role of the Northern Sea Route for Russia’s Arctic hydrocarbon developments and Rus… https://t.co/OQ18DNREaL
The higher cost of #greenhydrogen in comparison to its competitors is the most important barrier to its increased u… https://t.co/3c5bYlDoHh