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Financing Innovation in Renewable Energy

Posted on by Cian O-Donovan — 1 Comment ↓

Global new investment in green energy technologies hit $329 billion in 2015 say Bloomberg New Energy Finance. That’s a good thing right? Well, not necessarily. Knowledge is always partial, and despite impressive breadth of data gathering, some fundamentals remain unclear. That’s where Mariana Mazzucato and…

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Storm Imogen reminds us that there are winners and losers with climate change

Posted on by Lee Stapleton — 1 Comment ↓

AFTER Storm Imogen, is it not time more people faced up to the reality that man-made climate change is causing huge changes to weather patterns which are affecting us? One storm does not equal climate change, neither does one hot…

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Posted in All Posts, CIED, Fossil fuels, renewables

Why we need to rethink the financial future of oil

Posted on by Benjamin Sovacool — No Comments ↓

Andreas Goldthau, Central European University and Benjamin Sovacool, University of Sussex The price of oil keeps moving in one direction – down. Even political tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia (historically a cause of price rises) has not stopped the…

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How good is your model? Quantifying quality research

Posted on by Lee Stapleton — 2 Comments ↓
Lee STapleton

Our latest EPSRC-funded research carried out in CIED (and led by SPRU, Sussex) has something new to say about the testing of statistical models. Available now in the journal Energy Economics and authored by Lee Stapleton, Steve Sorrell and Tim Schwanen,…

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My awesome SPRU Masters experience

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Okafor Akachukwu after graduating his SPRU Masters.

I have always planned to follow-up my undergraduate studies with a policy course.  My work in different themes of development: poverty reduction, education, water and sanitation, health care and environment had clearly illustrated to me that access to efficient, clean and affordable energy is the…

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