Energy Superhub Oxfordshire
Energy Superhub Oxford (ESO) is one of the UK’s most ambitious urban decarbonisation projects to date, pioneering an integrated approach to decarbonizing power, transport and heat to help Oxford reach net zero by 2040.
The Faraday Institution
The Faraday Institution is the UK’s independent institute for electrochemical energy storage research, skills development, market analysis, and early-stage commercialisation.
Future of Cooling
Based at the Oxford Martin School, the Future of cooling programme focuses on understanding and shaping sustainable cooling solutions, prioritising passive and less energy-intensive technologies to protect people and prepare countries for extreme heat events.
The Henry Royce Institute
Royce supports world-recognised excellence in UK materials research, accelerating commercial exploitation of innovations and delivering positive economic and societal impact for the UK.
Oxford Energy Network
The Oxford Energy Network brings together researchers across the University of Oxford who are working to address the major technical, social, economic and policy challenges of providing secure, affordable and sustainable energy for all. The Network organises term-time seminars, with topical speakers examining energy research and practice.
Low Carbon Hub
The Low Carbon Hub is a social enterprise that develops community-owned renewable energy installations across Oxfordshire. These not only produce clean energy but accelerate the transition to the zero–carbon energy system, providing electricity, heat and a clean transport system, all powered by renewables.
Oxford Policy Engagement Network
OPEN is a growing network of researchers, doctoral students and professional services staff at the University of Oxford who share a vision of public policy powered by the world’s best available research evidence and expertise.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks
The electricity Distribution Network Operator (DNO) responsible for delivering power to over 3.9 million homes and businesses across central southern England and the north of Scotland.
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