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BIEE Research Conference

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Worcester College, Walton Street, Oxford

The BIEE Research Conference 2025, hosted by the British Institute of Energy Economics, will take place on 23–24 September at Worcester College, Oxford. This biennial event brings together academics, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore critical issues in the energy sector. This years conference theme is “Accelerating the Whole Energy System Transition in a Fractured World”. The conference will delve into the complexities of transitioning to a low-carbon energy system amidst global challenges. Key topics include:

  • Economic, environmental, and geopolitical contexts of energy transitions
  • Innovation in technology, finance, and policy
  • Legacy infrastructure and new system modeling approaches
  • Energy trade, market design, and consumer engagement
  • Just transition and energy equity

Plenary sessions will feature leading policymakers and thinkers discussing the political and environmental landscape influencing energy transitions. Parallel sessions will present in-depth papers on the aforementioned themes.

If you are looking for accommodation close by to this conference in central Oxford, please contact our friendly booking team on 01993 222 200 or send us a message.

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