What will the energy system of tomorrow look like? This here by Penny Mealy, Rupert Way, Matt Ives, & Doyne Farmer is a major new paper on technology forecasts and the energy transition inet.ox.ac.uk/files/energy_t… The chart on the left is one of the most important charts I know.

Yes Hannah Ritchie!! more open data --> more problems solved.

Two big things going for us on climate - great piece by Bill McKibben covering our INET Oxford work on dramatic fall in renewable prices. The faster we go the cheaper it gets. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Today we release in nature an inventory of Earth's utility-scale photovoltaic solar energy facilities built with #remotesensing and #machinelearning. With coauthors EarthDaily (formerly Descartes Labs) and World Resources Institute, we localise 68,661 facilities in 131 countries. go.nature.com/3nsSpL8 🧵

In September, researchers at @INET and Oxford Smith School published research that uncovered trillions of 💰 of savings if the #energytransition was sped up. Yesterday, at #COP26, world leaders agreed to do just that: theguardian.com/environment/20… Matt Ives Cameron Hepburn Penny Mealy

Drawing on research by team members Doyne Farmer, Rupert Way, Matt Ives and Penny Mealy, watch Cameron Hepburn at #COP26 tomorrow - see below for details

We can win the climate fight if countries ambitiously use policy to "make the clean stuff cheap". My latest with Doyne Farmer in Democracy Journal #COP26 democracyjournal.org/arguments/a-ne…

So well deserved Max Roser and team!! 🥳

Nice to see! Here's a link to the published paper link.springer.com/article/10.100…

This week at the CEU Department of Network & Data Science seminar: Maria del Rio-Chanona R Maria del Rio-Chanona on network models of the economy at noon CET, Feb 16. Details and rsvp here: events.ceu.edu/2022-02-16/dat…

Recently published paper International Tax and Public Finance "To them that hath: economic complexity and local industrial strategy in the UK" by Penny Mealy (Penny Mealy) & Diane Coyle (Diane Coyle)

Did mental health concerns contribute to the record high job quits of the #GreatResignation? – Yes, suggests our #newpreprint📢 Mental health concerns prelude the Great Resignation: Evidence from Social Media arxiv.org/pdf/2208.07926… Studying the work discourse on #Reddit 🧵

A fast push to clean energy isn't just necessary for the environment, it is better economics. INET Oxford Oxford Smith School Oxford Martin School new study covered by BBC bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Want to save trillions? Switch to renewables -- fast! Delighted to see this paper with Rupert Way, Matt Ives and Doyne Farmer finally out in Joule cell.com/joule/fulltext…

“Our latest #research shows that scaling up key #GreenTechnologies will continue to drive their costs down, and the faster we go, the more we will save.“ Rupert Way Publication: cell.com/joule/fulltext… Monash Business School Oxford Martin School INET Oxford Cell Press

A new Oxford Martin School study has found: - Achieving a net zero carbon energy system by 2050 is possible and profitable - A fast transition to clean energy is cheaper than slow/no transition - The idea that going green will be expensive is ‘just wrong’ Read more ⬇️

Nice summary, thanks Assaad Razzouk!

How much will the net zero energy transition cost? Cameron Hepburn presents the Wright answer!

Thanks Tennant Reed! Stoked! 😁

🚨Call for contributions🚨 Workshop: Complex System Approaches to 21st Century Challenges: Inequality, Climate Change & New Techonolgies Santa Fe Institute 31Jul–2 Aug 2023 Publication: SFI Press volume and journal special issue Travel & Acco funding available santafe.edu/conferences/co…