Events

This symposium will bring together experts across disciplines to examine the CRB as a scientific tool, a policy mechanism, and a matter of climate justice.

This event explores new research from Oxford University that estimates renewable energy deal flows and financing terms, for different scenarios in an era of less development money.

This webinar will introduce the three core Principles, and give practical recommendations for how countries and entities seeking to engage in carbon trading via Article 6 can do so in a robust way.

Global Youth Climate Training live-streaming of Session two: Climate Finance, as a part of the University of Oxford’s Right Here, Right Now global summit on climate change. 

Join renowned Oxford Professor of Economic Policy, Dieter Helm for a dose of ‘climate realism’ on the UK’s most pressing issues, including how to achieve sustainable growth, how to reduce the costs of net zero, and what the UK should do in a world without US leadership.

Dr Bansal will imagine how business schools might catalyse climate action. Drawing on three decades of research in business sustainability.

Join course co-directors, Professor Thom Wetzer and Dr Rupert Stuart-Smith, who will provide an introduction to the course and an overview of what to expect when joining us at the University of Oxford in September 2025

Effective climate action relies on a robust system of research, policymaking, and advocacy working together. In this seminar, we invited Anupama Sen and Johnny Stengel to explore the complex world of climate policy, highlighting the interplay between research, policymaking, and advocacy. 

Join the Rt Hon Lord Sharma, President of COP26, and leading researchers from the University of Oxford, financial experts and policy advisors to explore how robust policy frameworks can support sustainable development pathways, with particular focus on Ukraine's transformative reconstruction experience.

This ground-breaking seminar series will flip the script on climate discourse, imagining a future where we overcome climate challenges and try to answer “what happens next” with current research and creative thinking.

COP29 is fast approaching and while concerns mount over the host country’s ties to oil and gas, NGOs, scientists and campaigners sound dire warnings that time is running out. These calls to action are backed up by a series of unprecedented weather events – hurricanes, fires and floods – that will pile pressure on world leaders to make COP29 a success.