Events
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Oxford Sustainable Finance Summit 2022
The University of Oxford’s first sustainable finance summit will bring together leading researchers from across Oxford with practitioners, policymakers, regulators, and civil society organisations to examine and reflect on the latest developments and trends in sustainable finance and investment.
Oxford Net Zero Transition Forum
The Oxford Sustainable Finance Group, in partnership with Lombard Odier, are organising this one-day conference, a deep dive into how we achieve net zero in different key sectors of the global economy and the role of finance in these overlapping sectoral transformations.
9th Sustainable Finance forum
The 9th Sustainable Finance Forum will be held at Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire, with accommodation at nearby Hartwell House.
Fifth Adrian Fernando Memorial Lecture
Afsaneh Beschloss, Founder and CEO, RockCreek will be our guest speaker for the 5th Adrian Fernando Memorial Lecture.
Greenhouse Gas Removal: Getting it right for people and the planet
Discuss, debate and discover how to get Greenhouse Gas Removal right for people and the planet.
The race of our lives
The University of Oxford has the pleasure of inviting you to attend a lecture by the acclaimed investor and philanthropist, Jeremy Grantham CBE, followed by a drinks reception.
What does the IPCC say about carbon dioxide removal?
A chance to hear the key messages from the latest IPCC report directly from the authors themselves, and ask them your questions.
Supporting the East African Off-grid Energy Industry post COVID-19
Oxford Smith School researchers present policy interventions to protect and enhance East Africa’s off-grid energy industry.
Jeremy Heimans Public Lecture 2021
A public lecture on 'New Power and Winning the Battle for Hearts and Minds on Climate Change'.
Accelerating Shipping Decarbonisation through Policy Action
Leading researchers discuss Closing the Competitiveness Gap – Policy options for decarbonising shipping.
A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system
Leading researchers discuss how the revolution in renewable technology can put us on track to keep global warming well below 2 degrees.