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Changing energy use in these ways has benefits in cost and emissions savings, but also can contribute to warmer homes, improved air quality, more active lifestyles and better diets. However, care is needed to avoid potential problems, for example through poor ventilation and new forms of pollution. The zero-carbon energy transition will also need to be fair; currently, higher income groups use more energy, but low income households use a much higher proportion of their income on household energy, and this is being exacerbated by rising prices.
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18:00 Registration and refreshments 18:30 Lecture starts 19:10 Q&A session 19:30 End of lecture
Nick Eyre is Professor of Energy and Climate Policy in the Environmental Change Institute of the University of Oxford. He is currently Director of the Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions (CREDS), which is UK Research and Innovation’s major centre for research on energy use. He is an acting Co-Director of the University of Oxford’s new Zero-carbon Energy Research Oxford (the ZERO Institute). Nick has been a Lead Author and Review Editor in the last two cycles of the IPCC Mitigation Report. He is a member of the Science Expert Group of the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and scientific advisor on climate change to Oxford City Council. Nick has a doctorate in nuclear physics from the University of Oxford. From 2007 to 2017, he was a Co-Director of the UK Energy Research Centre, and before that Director of Strategy at the Energy Saving Trust.
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