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Professor of Energy & Climate Policy at Oxford University Energy programme lead @ecioxford @OrielCollege Senior Associate @cisl_cambridge

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China šŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ has taken over the car making market over just the last 5 years
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Energy transitions can happen faster than we think: In 2000 almost 90% of Denmark's electricity was from fossil fuels. In 2024 less than 10% of Danish electricity was from fossil fuels.
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Transform your driveway, patio, or pool deck with a surface that lasts. Durable, slip-resistant, and beautiful — that’s the LimeCoatDFW difference. Serving the DFW Metroplex
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Nepal has become an electric vehicle leader - 80% of cars imported in December were battery electric. This is leapfrogging par excellence.
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Estonia is often called the most climate‑sceptic country in the EU – which made my recent interview with @erikmoora, Editor‑in‑Chief of @eestiekspress especially timely. We talked about shifting public sentiment, energy prices and why electrification & efficiency are key to
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Following my public lecture at the Estonian Academy of Sciences in November 2025, I sat down with Erik Mooraā€Šā€”ā€Ša prominent public figure…
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Very good interview on the energy transition.
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Jan Rosenow
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Estonia is often called the most climate‑sceptic country in the EU – which made my recent interview with @erikmoora, Editor‑in‑Chief of @eestiekspress especially timely. We talked about shifting public sentiment, energy prices and why electrification & efficiency are key to
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Jan Rosenow
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Estonia is often called the most climate‑sceptic country in the EU – which made my recent interview with @erikmoora, Editor‑in‑Chief of @eestiekspress especially timely. We talked about shifting public sentiment, energy prices and why electrification & efficiency are key to
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Following my public lecture at the Estonian Academy of Sciences in November 2025, I sat down with Erik Mooraā€Šā€”ā€Ša prominent public figure…
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There is still a significant knowledge gap when it comes to industrial electrification. As I noted in a recent interview and now covered by Table.Briefings, most companies are ā€œunclear about the options and costs.ā€ https://t.co/5gAhBR7KrH
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The electrification of industry offers huge potential for reducing emissions. However, without rapid political incentives, there is a risk of massive misinvestment in fossil fuel plants. The EU is...
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Heavy-industry sectors like cement have long struggled to decarbonise because their processes require very high temperatures. That’s why the new @rondoenergy heat-battery project in Thailand is such a big deal - powering a cement plant with low-carbon steam.
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Rondo and SCG Cleanergy have commenced operation of Southeast Asia's first industrial thermal BESS at SCG's cement plant in Thailand.
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Energy systems are at the heart of climate change, technology, and the future of how we live, but they’re far more complex than most people realise. This is a great explainer video by Chris Jardine that helps to make sense of the energy system. https://t.co/3hTsGboWBf
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The FT recently highlighted something we rarely talk about in energy policy: noise pollution. As EV adoption accelerates, cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen are experiencing something remarkable — quieter streets, smoother traffic, and even better sleep for residents.
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Electrification + efficiency — not rolling back climate policy — is the real path to a competitive European industry. High fossil fuel prices hit industry hardest, not the Green Deal. Undermining clean-energy commitments would only push investment elsewhere. My interview with
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Capital flows to the energy sector are set to rise in 2025 to USDĀ 3.3Ā trillion, a 2% rise in real terms on 2024. Around USDĀ 2.2Ā trillion is going collectively to renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency and electrification, twice as much as the USD
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Last year I gave a keynote in Berlin at Forum Wärmepumpe organised by @BWPev Now the recording is online for those who missed my talk. It is in German I'm afraid. https://t.co/sxUmL3YLjX
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For those with no access:
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archived 24 Nov 2025 20:40:55 UTC
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In recent years I’ve seen a lot of misinformation around heat pumps. One of the world's top experts on heat pumps, Marek Miara at Heat Pumps Watch, tackles misinformation in his recent article ā€œThe Heat Pumps Fact-Checkā€ and delivers a strong reminder: many of the common
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Electrification + efficiency — not rolling back climate policy — is the real path to a competitive European industry. High fossil fuel prices hit industry hardest, not the Green Deal. Undermining clean-energy commitments would only push investment elsewhere. My interview with
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The energy transition happens often in unlikely places at unprecedented rates. Take Nepal: Over the past year, electric vehicles accounted for 76 percent of all passenger vehicles and half of the light commercial vehicles sold in Nepal. Five years ago, that number was
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This is such a useful heuristic device - the six phases of renewable energy integration: @IEA lays out the typical challenges and examples of how various countries have addressed them in their excellent report. There are already several examples of countries entering the high
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