Events
 
 

Cambridge Energy Forum holds regular, approximately bi-monthly speaker meetings in a 2-part, disputation format.

Our Next Events

Our planned events are:

  1. Our next event will be on Oct.1st in the newly-refurbished Union Society debating chamber. We will have Prof.Ian Fells and Fiona Harvey (Financial Times), among others. It will be the beginning of a 6-month initiative to take what we have brought together in Cambridge in the past 3 years, and make a bit more of a splash on the world scene as to what Cambridge people are doing to address the continuing intractable energy crises.
  2. A fossil fuel update.
Please contact us if you have a particular interest in any of these proposed events, and we will see if we can modify the programme to include aspects you find particularly interesting.

See our "Past Events" page for writeups and presentations from our past events.

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Other Future Events

  • 24th Sept.2008, "Entrepreneurship for a Zero Carbon Society", part of the Climate SUmmit week in Cambridge, the First International Summit on Policy, Technology and Investment at the Law Faculty, www.cambridgeclimate.com/.

See also other online events calendars.


Past Events

For details of our previous events on Policies for Reducing Personal Carbon Transport and Households (May 2008), Energy and Aviation (February 2008), Carbon Offsets Fix or Figleaf ? (October 2007), Energy [In]Security (April 2007), Transport and Energy Biofuels: Food or Fuel? (February 2007), Sustainable Energy one-day conference (December 2006), Financing Energy Innovation (October 2006), UK Energy Review breakfast meeting (July 2006), Energy: How We Can Use Less (June 2006), Retrospective view from 2050 (March 2006), Carbon Capture and Storage (October 2005), Electricity Storage (June 2005), our Cambridge Energy Forum Planning Workshops (February 2005), and our Climate Change launch event (January 2005) see our Past Events section.

 
 
 
 
 
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