Media Enquiries
We welcome opportunities to engage with the media to communicate our urgent work on the zero-carbon energy transition, whether that be through print, TV, radio or social media platforms. Our leadership team of energy specialists from across the technical, social science and policy spheres have experience in writing for and being interviewed by journalists for opinion and news editorials.
Journalists
For input from the ZERO Institute, please contact us directly at zero@eng.ox.ac.uk.
For broader University of Oxford input, use the ‘Find an Expert’ webpages to source staff with specific expertise:
Contact the University’s Public Affairs team and News Office here.
Recent examples of our press coverage
German TV broadcaster DW News (May 2024): interview with Radhika Khosla on the heatwave in Asia (50,000 views)
The Independent (April 2024): ‘Government leaves ‘serious unanswered questions’ on heatwave resilience plans’
The Conversation (Dec 2023): ‘COP28: countries have pledged to cut emissions from cooling – here’s how to make it happen’
The Conversation UK (July 2023): ‘How to make homes cooler without cranking up the air conditioning’
BBC Ideas (July 2023): a five-minute video, made in partnership with University of Oxford ‘Solving the aircon conundrum’
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