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5 Jul 2024: we are amidst a global crisis, where natural systems are on the verge of a human-made breakdown, and biodiversity must be put at the core of the economics to address ... 2021) ema

5 Jul 2024: we are amidst a global crisis, where natural systems are on the verge of a human-made breakdown, and biodiversity must be put at the core of the economics to address ... 2021) ema

5 Jul 2024: we are amidst a global crisis, where natural systems are on the verge of a human-made breakdown, and biodiversity must be put at the core of the economics to address ... 2021) ema

31 Jan 2024: 24 May Michael Grubb (University College London) The “new economics”. and geopolitics of the energy transition: are we entering a new era?

5 Feb 2024: Ofgem (2010a), Project Discovery Options for Delivering Secure and Sustainable Energy Supplies, Ref 16/10, London: Ofgem. • ... Ofgem (2010b), Regulating energy networks for the future: RPI-X@20 Recommendations Consultation, Ref.91/10, London: Ofgem.

5 Jul 2024: and exchange knowledge.”/p pA report earlier this year by consultants London Economics showed that the University of Cambridge adds nearly £30 billion to the economy every year and supports more ... in International Business & Competitiveness, and

31 Jan 2024: 27 October Laura Diaz Anadon Harvard Kennedy School of Government, visiting King’s College London Wind power in emerging economies and the role of policy (Faculty of Economics, Meade Room, ... of Cambridge); Prof David Newbery tbc (Economics). UK Clean

30 Jan 2024: Three and a big half:Policies to decarbonise UK electricity. Prof Michael Grubb, Chief Economist, The Carbon TrustSenior Research Associate, Faculty of Economics, Cambridge University. & ... this offers tools not otherwise available. Undertaking further

24 Jan 2024: Discussion/questions . 12:30 ‐ 2:00 pm  Lunch Speaker: Jean Tirole, IDEI, Toulouse . “Economics and energy policy”. 2:00 – 3:30 pm  Security of gas supply – politics and policies. ... Lunch Speaker: Sir Nicolas Stern,

5 Jul 2024: Economics./p p“Innovation in Cambridge is contagious, and the city’s relatively small size helps breed that because innovative people are always running into other brilliant minds to share ideas ... and exchange knowledge.”/p pA report earlier this