The University of Oxford was delighted to host senior energy and environment professionals and civil servants from Malta for a one-day workshop to discuss key issues around transitioning to a net zero energy system.
As part of an FCDO funded project with the Maltese government on clean energy, the purpose of the visit was to draw insights from the university’s expertise to support the changes Malta is planning, including a focus on offshore wind initiatives.
The workshop was hosted by the Oxford Energy Network and the ZERO Institute and included researchers from the Environmental Change Institute (ECI), Institute of Science, Innovation and Society, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, and Engineering Science, who all came together to present their areas of expertise.
You can read the full article on the Environmental Change Institute’s website here.
