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Many events related to energy take place across the University of Oxford every term. For the excellent events organised by Oxford student see also Oxford Energy Society.
Upcoming Events20 November 2018 5:00 pm
Could renewables completely replace fossil fuels?
Shell's latest Scenario, called Sky, meets the objectives of the Paris agreement whilst also providing access to energy to the billions of people on the planet who do not currently have it. The route forward for energy is heavily dependent on renewables. The Sky Scenario illustrates this technologically, industrially and economically and also sees an ongoing role for fossil fuels, even in a net zero world. This talk will outline the thinking behind the Sky Scenario, the role envisaged for both renewables and fossil fuels in the energy transition, and how scenarios thinking feeds into Shell's strategy and business plans.
Speaker: Jo Coleman has worked in Shell for over 20 years in roles spanning engineering design and construction, oil and gas field development, national energy planning, economics and business development. In 2011 Jo joined the Energy Technologies Institute, a public-private partnership tasked with accelerating technology development and demonstration in support of the UK's energy transition. Jo was subsequently appointed Strategy Director and led the ETI's team of modellers and sector experts exploring UK energy transition pathways and the opportunities and challenges in delivering them. Jo returned to Shell in February 2018 as UK Energy Transition Manager. Jo was awarded an OBE in the 2018 New Year's Honours list and is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers.
Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment
Oxford Energy Society | Solar-chemical manufacturing
Chemical manufacturing is responsible for 26% of the world energy demand.
The need to decouple industrial processes from fossil energy sources is growing more and more urgent in the struggle to mitigate climate change whilst meeting increased global energy demand.
The industry requires large amounts of heat derived from fossil sources to drive thermochemical processes. Emerging electrochemical processes which require electricity rather than heat, have continued to gain traction as an avenue towards the integration of renewable energy sources in the chemical industry. Electrochemical processes directly interconvert clean electricity, from solar or wind, into chemical energy and high-value products.
This presentation will discuss opportunities in clean chemical manufacturing through the design of electrochemical reactors fuelled by solar energy. Solar-chemical processes for the production of clean fuels and textiles will also be discussed, as well as their potential disruptive impact in markets ranging from transportation to fashion.
There will be a Q&A after the talk which should be around 40 minutes. The room will be free to use for networking and further discussion until 7pm, over Pizza provided by the society.
This talk will be given by Miguel A. Modestino, Dept. of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, New York University who heads the start-up Sunthetics, which is currently working to commercialise his lab groups technologies.
As usual talks are free for members and £2 otherwise (but we promise this a good deal for your pizza/knowledge intake)
School of Geography and Environment Lecture theatre
Update on development of the new Offshore Renewable Energy Supergen programme (re-schedule from 16 October 2018)
The presentation will introduce the development of the new Offshore Renewable Energy Supergen hub and describe the process and results of the engagement and consultation work carried out to design the new programme, together with an update on the status of the new Supergen hub.
Deborah Greaves is Head of the School of Engineering, Professor of Ocean Engineering and Director of the COAST (Coastal, Ocean and Sediment Transport) Laboratory at the University of Plymouth. Her research interests include marine renewable energy (MRE), physical and numerical modelling of violent free surface flow and wave-structure interaction. She is and has been involved with a number of national and international research projects concerning MRE in collaboration with industrial and academic partners and is the new Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Supergen Leader (2017), directing the UK research programme in ORE. She has published over 150 peer-reviewed papers and has secured £9.3 million research income.
Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment
Past Events6 November 2018
Electricity demand management in a cool climate – a little theory and quite a lot of practice
As we move from demand-led to supply-led electricity systems, the need to match demand to available supply in real time becomes more significant. There is a plethora of research setting out the desirability of 'active demand' and modelling potential outcomes and there are also many possible ways of achieving it, with different combinations of technology, pricing and human effort. But we do not yet have much empirical evidence of how demand response works in smart grid applications. Through findings from a recent large-scale demonstration of smart residential electric thermal storage in three European countries, we look at the people, hardware and software that were needed to produce fully-flexible demand in in real-life conditions. We also see what aspects of the project led to a good customer experience, something that will be necessary if householders are to be persuaded to take part in demand response. The project produced plenty of interesting material on putting demand response into practice, a few surprises and some useful lessons for future attempts at achieving demand response. Speaker: Sarah Darby is acting leader of the Energy Programme at the Environmental Change Institute. She holds a BSc in Ecological Science from Edinburgh and, later in life, a DPhil from Oxford (Awareness, action and feedback in domestic energy use) that evaluated householders' and advisers' experiences of energy advice programmes. She contributed to evaluations of the trial and early rollout of smart metering in Great Britain; at present she is mostly working on assessment of the social dimensions of smart grids, seeing them as interactions between human activity, hardware, rules, formal knowledge, and practical know-how. , at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies30 October 2018
Understanding fossil fuel consumption growth: why history matters
This talk proposes ways of studying fossil fuel consumption through the lens of global history. Study of technological systems, the social and economic systems in which they are embedded, and the interactions between these, can yield insights. These types of history may help us to understand, first, the context for the political history of the international climate negotiations, and, second, the negotiations' disastrous failure to achieve their central aim, i.e. to reverse fossil fuel consumption growth. The paper will also reflect on the political significance of different methods of quantitative research of fuel consumption. It will point to important turning-points in consumption growth since the mid 20th century, and consider what light these shed on the transition away from fossil fuels. Speaker: Simon Pirani is author of Burning Up: A Global History of Fossil Fuel Consumption (Pluto, August 2018). He is Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, where he has worked on the natural gas research programme since 2007, writing papers and articles, and editing books, on natural gas markets in former Soviet countries. His previous books as a historian include The Russian Revolution in Retreat (Routledge, 2008) and Change in Putin's Russia (Pluto 2010). , at Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment23 October 2018
Energy and happiness
Does high consumption make us happier? As much as we like it not to be true, electricity consumption correlates positively with enjoyment. This is a problem for all who wish we used less. This week we will explore how *valuable* energy is to people, rather than just how costly it is. High resolution data from hundreds of UK households can shine a light on the diversity of electricity uses, the activity patterns underlying them and the enjoyment perceived at the time. Important stuff if demand side response is to deliver on its promise. If using more makes us happier, what happens when we intervene to reduce demand? Find out - there is a happy twist. Speaker: Phil Grunewald used to be a 'proper engineer' developing laser processing tools for the manufacture of thin film photovoltaic panels. Prior to this he was part of a small team developing the world's first commercial Extreme UltraViolet (EUV) micro stepper for Intel (these tools are early prototypes for future production tools as required to meet the ambitious roadmaps in the semiconductor industry). However, since becoming involved with energy research, Phil had to realise that technical innovation is only a small part of the picture. During his MSc at Imperial College he adopted techno-economic modelling to explore future commercial drivers for disruptive new technologies, such as solar hydrogen. In his PhD he broadened this approach further, to include stakeholder perceptions and transition theory. This helped to expose some of the challenges we face in introducing new concepts to markets and institutions which have evolved over many decades around established technologies of electricity generation and delivery. The example in his thesis was electricity storage. Very similar issues arise for demand response, which he is exploring now. Phil's complete lack of disciplinarity is supported by his degree in Business-Engineering from Wedel (Germany), an MSc in Sustainable Energy Futures from Imperial College and an interdisciplinary scholarship for his PhD from the UK Energy Research Centre. , at Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment10 October 2018
Energy and Carbon in the Anthropocene
Abstract Changes to energy use are critical to addressing threats to planetary boundaries, especially climate change. Recent cost changes make a combination of energy efficiency and renewable energy the most plausible solution. Their deployment requires a paradigm shift in energy markets and policy, with public policy support at scales from local to global Speaker: Nick Eyre is Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at the University of Oxford and Director of Energy Research for the University. Since April 2018, he has been Director of the major UK Research and Innovation research centre - CREDS, Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions. Nick was formerly the leader of the Lower Carbon Futures Programme of energy research in the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, and a Co-Director of the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC), leading its research theme on decision-making. He was a lead author of the 'Buildings' Chapter of the Mitigation Report of 5th Assessment of the IPCC. He is a member of Ofgem's Sustainable Development Advisory Group and a Fellow of the Energy Institute. Previously he worked at the Energy Saving Trust as Director of Strategy and was a co-author of the UK Government's 2002 Review of Energy Policy., at H O Beckit Room, School of Geography & the Environment3 August 2018
Future Energy Solutions – RAL talks – Engineering Special
3 talks from STFC Engineers. Bill David, ISIS, Ammonia - the quintessetial non-carbon hydrocarbon Geoff Gilley, Technology - Power where the sun doesn't shine Tristan Davenne, Technology - Pumped termal energy storage, at CR12/12, R6819 June 2018
Speaker Dave Rapson: Estimating Demand for Electric Vehicles in Low- and Middle-income Households (Joint OxCarre Seminar Series/INET))
Abstract to follow, at Seminar Room A, Department of Economics12 June 2018
Speaker Dr Varun Sivaram Taming the sun: innovations to harness solar energy and power the planet
Solar energy, once a niche application for a limited market, has become the cheapest and fastest-growing power source on earth. What's more, its potential is nearly limitless - every hour the sun beams down more energy than the world uses in a year. But Varun Sivaram, Fellow for science and technology at the Council on Foreign Relations, former Oxford researcher, and author of a new book, Taming the Sun, warns that the world is not yet equipped to harness erratic sunshine to meet most of its energy needs. And if solar's current surge peters out, prospects for replacing fossil fuels and averting catastrophic climate change will dim. Innovation can brighten those prospects, Sivaram will argue. Financial innovation is already enticing deep-pocketed investors to fund solar projects around the world, from the sunniest deserts to the poorest villages. Technological innovation could replace today's solar panels with coatings as cheap as paint and employ artificial photosynthesis to store intermittent sunshine as convenient fuels. And systemic innovation could add flexibility to the world's power grids and other energy systems so they can dependably channel the sun's unreliable energy. Unleashing all this innovation will require visionary public policy: funding researchers developing next-generation solar technologies, refashioning energy systems and economic markets, and putting together a diverse clean energy portfolio. This book talk is a joint event between the Oxford Martin School and the Oxford Energy Colloquia and will be followed by a drinks reception and book signing, all welcome About the speaker: Varun Sivaram is the Philip D. Reed Fellow for Science and Technology at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is also an adjunct Professor at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, a nonresident fellow at the Columbia University Center for Global Energy Policy, and a member of the advisory boards for the Stanford University Woods Institute for the Environment and Precourt Institute for Energy. Forbes named him one of the 30 under 30 in Law and Policy, Grist selected him as one of the top 50 leaders in sustainability, and Klout ranked him as one of the top 5 global thought leaders on solar energy. He is the author of the book, Taming the Sun: Innovations to Harness Solar Energy and Power the Planet (MIT University Press, March 2018)., at Oxford Martin School5 June 2018
Speaker Catherine Mitchell: Innovation and Governance of the GB Energy System: implications of decentralisation, decarbonisation, digitalisation and flexibility needs.
Momentum within the current energy system is towards decentralisation, decarbonisation and digitalisation (D3) and this requires a more flexible system operation. Together this is having an impact on market design, network regulation, regulatory mechanisms (ie a move to more performance based outcomes), business models, retail offerings and customer propositions. Whereas in the conventional energy system the links between, for example, market design and network regulation were fairly minimal, there is now an increasing integration between all these rules and values – leading to business plans based on stacked revenues rather than one basic source of revenue. This has implications across the board for innovation and this presentation will discuss this topic.About the speaker: Catherine Mitchell is Professor of Energy Policy at the University of Exeter. Previous to that, she worked at the Universities of Warwick, Sussex and California, Berkeley. Catherine currently holds an Established Career Fellowship with the EPSRC on Innovation and Governance http://projects.exeter.ac.uk/igov/., at Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment 29 May 2018
Speaker Jonathan Stern: European and Global Challenges to the Future of Gas: unburnable or unaffordable?
Modelling studies suggest that COP21 targets can be met with global gas demand peaking in the 2030s and declining slowly thereafter. This would qualify gas to be considered a `transition fuel' to a low carbon economy. However, such an outcome is by no means a foregone conclusion, particularly in Europe where decline may be more rapid post-2030. There are limited numbers of countries outside the OECD which can be expected to afford to pay wholesale (or import) prices of $6-8/MMbtu and above, which are needed to remunerate 2017 delivery costs of large volumes of gas from new pipeline gas or LNG projects. Prices towards the top of (and certainly above) this range are likely to make gas increasingly uncompetitive leading to progressive demand destruction even in OECD countries. The current debate in the gas community is when the `glut' of LNG will dissipate, and the global supply/demand balance will tighten. The unspoken assumption is that when this happens – generally believed to be around the early/mid 2020s - prices will rise somewhere close to 2011-14 levels, allowing a return to profitability for projects which came on stream since the mid-2010s and allowing new projects to move forward. Should this assumption prove be correct, it will create major problems for the future of gas. The key to gas fulfilling its potential role as a transition fuel up to and beyond 2030, is that it must be delivered to high income markets below $8/MMbtu, and to low income markets below $6/MMbtu (and ideally closer to $5/MMbtu). The major challenge to the future of gas will be to ensure that it does not become (and in many low-income countries remain) unaffordable and/or uncompetitive, long before its emissions make it unburnable. About the speaker: Jonathan Stern founded the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES) Natural Gas Research Programme in 2003 and was its Director until October 2011 when he became its Chairman and a Senior Research Fellow, he became a Distinguished Fellow in October 2016. He is honorary professor at the Centre for Energy, Petroleum & Mineral Law & Policy, University of Dundee; visiting professor at the Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial College London; fellow of the Energy Delta Institute and a Distinguished Research Fellow of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (in Tokyo). He is the author and editor of several books, including: The Pricing of Internationally Traded Gas (OUP, 2012). He is author of two chapters in: eds. Anne-Sophie Corbeau and David Ledesma, LNG Markets in Transition: the Great Reconfiguration, published by OIES and KAPSARC in 2016. His papers on The Future of Gas in Decarbonising European Energy Markets and Challenges to the Future of Gas: unburnable or unaffordable? were published by the Institute in 2017., at Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment22 May 2018
Speaker Myles Allen: Direct air capture of CO2
Direct air capture of CO2 — what's it got to do with energy policy? Everything, really — and this is a problem, because most people who think about energy policy see air-capture as a futuristic and largely hypothetical distraction. But the cumulative impact of carbon dioxide emissions means there is a high chance that much of the CO2 generated by fossil energy production today will need to be scrubbed back out of the atmosphere in the future if our long-term climate goals are to be met. So the development of air-capture is implicit in almost all ambitious climate mitigation scenarios, and no-one has worked out how it will happen, and most important of all, how it will be paid for. We will present modelling results that indicate that traditional carbon pricing mechanisms are very unlikely to build up a CO2-disposal industry on anything close to the speed and scale required, even in a country with relatively progressive climate policies and ample disposal resources like the UK. The only way of securing the resources for the development of large-scale air capture without the moral hazard of encouraging present-day emissions is to make large-scale CO2 disposal a licensing requirement of the continued extraction and sale of fossil fuels. Such a scheme would be surprisingly affordable in the near term, and have significant co-benefits for other aspects of energy policy.
Myles Allen will be joined by Matthew Ives from INET.About the speaker: Myles Allen is Professor of Geosystem Science in the Environmental Change Institute, School of Geography and the Environment and Department of Physics, University of Oxford, and co-Director of the Oxford Martin Net Zero Carbon Investment Initiative. His research focuses on how human and natural influences on climate contribute to observed climate change and risks of extreme weather and in quantifying their implications for long-range climate forecasts. He is currently a Coordinating Lead Author on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5 degrees, having served on the IPCC's 3rd, 4th and 5th Assessments, including the Synthesis Report Core Writing Team in 2014. In 2010 he was awarded the Appleton Medal and Prize from the Institute of Physics "for his important contributions to the detection and attribution of human influence on climate and quantifying uncertainty in climate predictions." , at Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment 15 May 2018
Speaker Ian S Metcalfe: Chemical energy storage and how we can exploit it to improve energy conversion processes
Chemical energy storage and how it differs from other forms of energy storage will be discussed. We will consider the fundamental requirements of a chemical energy store system in order to select possible chemical solutions. Energy densities will be compared to other forms of energy storage for context. Material and energy balances for overall chemical energy storage processes will be employed in order to gain insight into important issues that need to be considered when designing a chemical energy store. Simple back-of-the-envelope calculations will be used to develop ideas. We will study the topical example of methanol production from combustion flue gas as a case study as well as the example of ammonia as a hydrogen carrier. The importance of handling and distribution of chemical energy storage media will be emphasised. Optimal strategies for energy integration using tools such as pinch technology will be discussed. Our aim is to show that chemical energy storage can serve the additional purpose of making overall energy conversion processes more efficient by allowing us to move waste-heat off e.g. vehicles to stationary locations. This comes with a very significant thermodynamic benefit. About the speaker: Ian S Metcalfe's research is in the area of the thermodynamics of chemical conversion with an emphasis on energy processes. He has a particular interest in membrane processes and solid-gas chemical looping cycles. He is Professor of Chemical Engineering at Newcastle University, and a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 2012. He has held both an Esso Centenary Education Award (1989) and an ICI Fellowship (1993). Whilst at Imperial College he received the Imperial College Award for Excellence in Teaching (1996). He currently holds a European Research Council Advanced Grant and acts as director of the virtual UK membrane centre (EPSRC – SynFabFun), co-director of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell SUPERGEN and co-director of the Centre for Advanced Materials for Integrated Energy Systems, CAM-IES. He has authored a text book on chemical reaction engineering which has sold 10,000 copies and has published more than 130 refereed research articles. He has supervised about 50 PhD students., at Gottman Room, School of Geography and the Environment1 May 2018
Speaker Andreas Löhrke: BMW Group | From Innovation to Series Production | BMW Group Electric Powertrain
By providing a range of different models with specific characteristics the BMW Group e-fleet meets the requirements on urban and long-distance mobility, ecological compatibility and regulatory provisions while keeping the joy of driving that is typical for a BMW. In this way the BMW Group asserts its leadership in terms of innovative developments and high-performance products. In order to continue the electrification across all vehicle segments still in a very rapid, efficient and sustained way the BMW Group pursues a modular components strategy that provides innovative drive solutions for all demands and all fleets. As from 2020 BMW will be in a position to integrate either combustion engines or electric drives in all vehicle architectures. By use of the modular components it will be possible to cover a wide range of performance variants with scalable components. The presentation covers the following topics at BMW Group:
- Strategic challenges and opportunities of e-mobility.
- Vehicle concepts of current and future electric cars.
- Technology and development paths of electric drive components.
- Experience and further aspects of e-mobility.
Speakers: Rene Banares and Edman Tseng: Scientific, technical and economic factors in the production of 'green' ammonia
Abstract This combined presentation will be given by two independent group leaders from the University of Oxford who have been working collaboratively to address the development of 'green' ammonia synthesis [1]. First, Rene Banares-Alcantara (DoES) will set the scene by presenting intermittency as the main challenge in the integration of renewable energy (RE) to the grid, and how energy storage (ES) systems are a possible solution as they can store RE and use it when energy demand is higher than supply. There are two important questions that need to be answered when selecting the most appropriate ES technology: the required amount of energy to be stored, and the required storage duration. The production of 'green' ammonia (using hydrogen from RE water electrolysis instead of steam methane reforming) as a long duration energy storage vector will be discussed in this context. The DoES group has been developing computer models in collaboration with the Tsang group to minimise the levelised cost of ammonia for a given geographical location and to estimate the optimal RE ratio (wind/solar), size of the ammonia production plant and its operation regime (ramping rates). Recent results indicate that the dramatic reduction in RE costs have the potential to produce commercially competitive 'green' ammonia with existing technology. The second part of the presentation will be given by Edman Tsang (DoC), who will present some experimental results for hydrogen production via electrification of water using RE (wind, solar, tidal wave, etc.) with an adaptation to a small scale modified Haber-Bosch process as catalytic eHB. He will also highlight the development of alternative methods of production (i.e. electrochemical). While designing new ammonia plants with integrated carbon capture and storage (CCS) or retrofitting CCS to conventional plants does have notable potential, the eHB and electrochemical methods will be discussed in this presentation due to the rapid decrease in the cost of renewable energies. He will present some of challenges and opportunities for both the catalytic and electrochemical methods for 'green' ammonia production, review their current research status, and evaluate some reported rates and efficiencies with references to his own in-house research and recent US Department of Energy targets.
Reaction: "Green" Ammonia Production, Lin Ye, Richard Nayak-Luke, René Bañares-Alcántara, Edman Tsang. CHEM, DOI: 10.1016/j.chempr.2017.10.016
Inequality, unelectrified hospitals and post-truth politics: How to address the social dimension of energy planning in Uganda
Speaker: Philipp Trotter, University of Bath In Uganda, 84% of the population does not have access to electricity. While electrification technologies are well-known and finance availability has greatly increased, electrification in Uganda is marred by several salient socio-political issues. This talk explains some of these problems, and suggests how they can be addressed in spatially explicit energy planning models. Organisers: Smith School Who can attend? Members of the university only Booking: RSVP to email@example.com, at Gottmann Room, OUCE30 January 2018
Energy from our nearest star: commissioning a solar mini-farm in rural southern India.
Speaker : Katherine BlundellEnergy is collected from our nearest star by day and stored as chemical energy, so that the observatory can safely be used to observe interesting stars by night. Katherine Blundell will describe how the commissioning and operation of a solar-mini farm powers an astronomical observatory at a school in rural southern India. She will illustrate its challenges, successes, and its impact on the impressionable teenagers at this Government of India school. Read more : Oxford Energy Colloquia | Tuesday, 30 January 2018 , at School of Geography and Environment Lecture theatre 16 January 2018
Fully Charged: Revolutions in Energy and Transport
Speaker: Robert Llewellyn live ........ Comic actor and television presenter Robert Llewellyn is also a massive advocate of clean energy technologies, especially electric vehicles and renewables. Since 2010, he has been running his own Youtube channel, Fully Charged, on these issues. With over 300 episodes made, more than 200k followers, and some episodes gathering over 1m views, Fully Charged is becoming a vital source of news and information about the energy transition. Robert will share his experience of seeing the scale and pace of this technological shift first hand, and the role of media in covering the transformational change of our times. Entry is free, however, booking is recommended here. , at School of Geography and Environment Lecture theatre28 November 2017
Finding the balance – New System Flexibility with Storage and Demand Response
Finding the balance – New System Flexibility with Storage and Demand Response
Speaker : Phil GrunewaldThe UK government believes that a smart energy system with storage and demand response could save consumers up to £40bn by 2050. In this colloquium we will unpack the drivers behind the increasing need for flexibility and review the potential roles for electricity storage and demand response in addressing them. Interesting tensions between efficient and flexible uses of energy emerge. Dr Philipp Grünewald leads the Flexibility theme at the Lower Carbon Futures group in the ECI. He holds an EPSRC Fellowship and is PI of the Meter Study (http://www.energy-use.org<http://www.energy-use.org/>) on the understanding of household electricity use dynamics. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and Frank Jackson JRF at Oriel College, Oxford. Despite much of his work being inter-disciplinary, Phil is an engineer at heart and by background. Phil obtained his first degree in Business Engineering from Wedel, Germany. For 10 years he worked on advanced laser processes for the semiconductor and photovoltaic industry. Phil holds an MSc in Sustainability Energy Futures from Imperial and did his UKERC funded PhD at Imperial's Centre for Energy Policy and Technology (ICEPT) on the future role of electricity storage, long before the topic became quite so popular., at School of Geography and Environment Lecture theatre 14 November 2017
Energy Research in Oxford – Highlights and Opportunities | Chris Llewellyn Smith, Director of Energy Research 2011-17
Oxford Energy ColloquiaWeekly, term-time talks on topical energy issues. These talks are free and open to all. Tuesdays during term time at 5pm in the School of Geography and the Environment. Lecture Theatre, School of Geography and the Environment Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith FRS will give a guided tour of the 'Oxford Energy wheel' and describe some research highlights. He will then outline initiatives taken to strengthen the impact of Oxford's energy work, and open a discussion of possible future opportunities. Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith FRS, who is a theoretical physicist, has just stepped down after nearly seven years as Oxford's Director of Energy Research, and eight and a half years as President of the Council of SESAME (Synchrotron-light for Experimental Science and Applications in the Middle East). He is interested in all aspects of energy supply, demand and systems. He has been Chair of the Council of ITER, Director of the UK's fusion programme, Provost and President of University College London, Director General of CERN (1994-1998, when the Large Hadron Collider was approved and construction started), and Chairman of Oxford Physics. He has written and spoken widely on science funding, international scientific collaboration and energy issues, and served on many advisory bodies nationally and internationally, including the UK Prime Minister's Advisory Council on Science and Technology (1989-92). His scientific contributions and leadership have been recognised by awards and honours world-wide, including election to the Royal Society in 1984, and most recently the award of the Society's Gold Medal in 2015., at School of Geography and Environment Lecture theatre 23 October 2014
Webinar 3 – the 2015 Calls for Proposals for Smart Cities and Communities projects
The EU Energy Focus team will deliver a webinar series to highlight the forthcoming opportunities in Horizon 2020 Energy. In the webinars we will cover the following topics: Webinar 1 – the 2015 Calls for Proposals for Low Carbon Energy projects including renewable electricity, renewable heat, smart grids and energy storage Webinar 2 - the 2015 Calls for Proposals for Energy Efficiency projects Webinar 3 - the 2015 Calls for Proposals for Smart Cities and Communities projects. The tables below show the topics we will cover in each webinar in the current series. You can register for the webinars by clicking on the links below.. The EU Energy Focus service is a free, Government-funded service that aims to ensure that UK companies, research institutions and other organisations are well informed and have every chance of success in applying for and securing European funding for energy-related projects. The EU Energy Focus team provides the National Contact Point service in the UK for Horizon 2020 Energy. Our services include a telephone and email helpline, monthly email bulletins, one-to-one proposal clinics, specialist online support sessions and proposal review.. Please contact the team if you have any queries on Horizon 2020 Energy. EU Energy Focus Tel - 0845 6000 430 Email - firstname.lastname@example.com Register here, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies17 September 2014
BIEE 10th Academic Conference
See the call for papers, at St John's College3 September 2014
Behave Conference
Behave 2014 is the third European conference on behaviour and energy efficiency. This year's theme is 'Paradigm Shift: From Energy Efficiency to Energy Reduction through Social Change' and will explore how energy efficiency can be achieved through social behavioural change. It will be held at the Saïd Business School in Oxford on the 3 and 4 of September., at Said Business School25 June 2014
The Future of LNG from Australia
James Henderson and David Ledesma, OIES, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 23 June 2014
Control and Computation for Future Power Networks
Professor Bikash Pal, Imperial College London Monday 23th June 2014, 1400-1500, LR7 (IEB) in Engineering Science Abstract: Electrical transmission and distribution all over the world are entering a period of significant renewal and technological changes. Transmission grids in continental Europe are evolving to address the challenge of transporting large power from offshore wind farms through HVDC grids. The dynamic interactions between wind farms and offshore transmission systems have been a major problem in uninterruptedly running the system. At the distribution level of the network, optimal capacity utilisation of feeders and cables is challenged by the absence of system monitoring and control. A large number of smart meters are likely to be deployed in customer premises and substations; thus opening up the opportunity for state estimation for effective active distribution network operation. Latest research suggests measured quantities from only a few selective metered points are required to monitor and control the system very satisfactorily thus obviating the need of a huge data transmission infrastructure., at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies18 June 2014
The role of energy markets and energy demand in a decarbonised world
Malcolm Keay, OIES, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies17 June 2014
Transformative Change in Energy
Tuesday, 17 June
Maths Institute, OxfordA one-day Oxford energy meeting on Transformative Change, which will address potentially transformative technical and policy changes. Leading thinkers from Oxford, the UK and abroad will share their vision in a day of talks and discussions. Speakers and panel members include: Charles Soothill (Alstom), Belinda Perriman (Shell), James Cameron (Climate Change Capital), Mark Fulton(Energy Transition Advisors), Dr Tony White, MBE (BW Energy), Ben Moxham(Capital Dynamics), Richard Moore (Shell), Professor Nigel Brandon (Imperial College), Professor Peter Pearson (Low Carbon Research Institute of Wales), Professor Steven Cowley (Culham Centre for Fusion Energy),Tony Roulstone (University of Cambridge), Professor David Banister (Transport Studies Unit), Professor Doyne Farmer (The Institute for New Economic Thinking), Professor Peter Grindrod (Mathematical Institute), Professor Cameron Hepburn (Environmental economist, Smith School), Dr Henry Snaith (founder, Oxford Photovoltaics), Dr Malcolm McCulloch (co-founder, Oxford Yasa Motors, Navetas),Mike Mason (founder, Queen's Award winning Climate Care) and Malcolm Keay (Oxford Institute for Energy Studies). More information Full programme, at Mathematical Institute 4 June 2014
The Impact of the Arab Spring on MENA oil and gas supplies
Laura El-Katiri, OIES, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 2 June 2014
Future Automobility
Does the car have a sustainable and ethical future? Future Automobility ePoster , at Cumberland Lodge28 May 2014
Canceled: Iran's natural gas industry in the post-revolution era: optimism, scepticism, and potential
Elham Hassanzadeh, OIES, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 21 May 2014
Ethanol and oil firms: the beginning of a new role for alternative fuels?
Nelson Mojarro, University of Sussex/OIES, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies 17 May 2014
Oxford Energy Perspective Conference
Speakers and panelists include:
· Dr. Malcolm McCulloch – Director, Kempler Energy
· Dr. Nick Eyre – Contributing Author, IPCC 5th Assessment Report 2014
· Nicole Hildebrand – Morgan Stanley and EMBA
· Yanos Michopolous – VP BD Vestas
· Shyam Menon – General Partner, Infuse Ventures India
· Juergen Heeg – Power Group, Denham Capital , at Said Business School
Complexity and the Art of Public Policy: Solving Society's Problems from the Bottom Up
Politics and the Energy Trilemma
Speaker: Dan Byles, MP and member of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Unconventional Oil and Gas. Dan will give his take on balancing the need for energy affordability, sustainability and reliability (the trilemma), at Gottmann Room, OUCE7 May 2014
Divergent Paths to a Common Goal? Challenges in Electricity Sector Reform in Deveoping versus Developed Countries
Anupama Sen, with John Rhys (discussant), at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies7 May 2014
Financialization of wind energy? The case of Germany
Britta Klagge, Professor of Economic Geography, University of Bonn, at A J Herbertson Room2 May 2014
Energy Underground: Energy Law and Transformational Change
9:30 Property Rights in Underground Resources 11:30 Governing Unconventional Oil and Gas Extraction & CCS 2:45 Resolving Underground Resource Conflicts around the World See full programme You are welcome to attend part or all of the seminar but please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com, at Old Library, All Souls College1 May 2014
Transforming Energy: New Business Models shaping a New System
Speaker: Laura Sandys, MP and former member of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, at Gottmann Room, OUCE30 April 2014
When markets meet politics: Consolidation and conflict in the Russian oil industry
Speaker: Shamil Yenikeyeff, OIES & Ahmed Mehdi, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies11 March 2014
The Hydrogen Economy: Hope or Hype?
Bill David ISIS Facility, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus, OX11 0QX and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, University of Oxford, South Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3QR Energy production and energy security issues make headline news but "the role for energy storage is poorly described in many pathways to a low-carbon economy". For most of the first decade of the 21st century, hydrogen was considered to be the long-term energy storage solution particularly for fuel-cell based transportation. However, the failure to discover a hydrogen storage material that matched the multiple prerequisite criteria coupled with issues associated with fuel cells, hydrogen production and, perhaps most significantly, the huge costs of a hydrogen infrastructure led many to regard hydrogen no longer as a hope but as hype. While much of the research focus in mobile energy storage has shifted to batteries, there remains potential to realise the promise of the hydrogen economy through greater understanding of the reaction mechanisms that facilitate desirable hydrogen storage properties. In this talk, I will present our research on the lithium imide / lithium amide system in which lithium ion conductivity is key to the facile reversibility in this promising lightweight solid-state hydrogen store. Our search for superior alternative hydrogen stores based on this system has led us to consider a potentially more promising route for chemical energy storage that may find applications ranging from transportation to grid-balancing intermittent renewable-energy production. , at Chemistry Lecture Theatre in the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory,10 March 2014
Water and energy in Brazil
Professor Jerson Kelman, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro About 5% of the Brazilian population live in the northeast corner of the country. They share the same language, culture, institutions, education and political system as the other 95%. Yet, they have by far the lowest per capita income. What really differentiates this region from the rest of the country is hydrological variability. How to mitigate this problem? About 10% of the Brazilian population live in the north part of the country, in the Amazon River basin, where new power plants are being built to tap the energy from the mighty rivers and transmit it to large urban centers, located thousands of kilometres away. What is the trade-off between the energy benefits that accrue to the majority of the population and the environmental and social impacts that affect local people, including indigenous populations? Jerson Kelman is a Civil Engineer and Ph.D. in water resources. He was the president of two Brazilian governmental authorities – on water and on electric energy – and was the CEO of two Brazilian power companies (Light and Enersul), serving about 15 million people. Kelman is or has been a member of several boards: Brazilian Sustainable Development Foundation; Energy Councils of the Brazilian Industry; ABENGOA International Advisory Board, UNESCO Institute for Water Education in the Netherlands; Brazilian Councils of Energy, Environment and Water Resources. In 2003, he received the King Hassan II Great World Water Prize., at Blue Boar Lecture Theatre7 March 2014
EU Energy and Climate Policy
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Climate-KIC lunchtime roadshow
Researchers working in the field of climate change are invited to Climate-KIC's lunchtime roadshow to find out more about how the organisation can help fund, support and develop a climate change idea into a project with commercial impact. Find out more and book your place, at Oxford Martin School5 March 2014
Risks to Asia's Oil
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Transport Controversies: THE TRANSPORT DEBATE
Issues: The quality of Britain's transport system, the economic, social and environmental costs, and the potential for affordable and politically deliverable solutions. Iain Docherty, Professor of Public Policy and Governance, University of Glasgow Jon Shaw, Professor of Geography, Plymouth University, at H O Beckit Room, School of Geography & the Environment27 February 2014
Power electronics for scalable energy storage systems
Dr Dan Rogers, Cardiff University In order to directly rival the Dinorwig pumped hydro station, future grid-scale energy storage systems will need a capacity of at least 1 GWh. If such a system were to be based on 100 Ah Li-ion cells, it would require the interconnection and management of around three million individual cells. Given a cell MTBF of 100 years, a failure rate of around 3 cells per hour of operation should be expected – the system must therefore be designed to cope with frequent failure of its component parts. In this presentation we will explore how modern power electronic circuits such as the modular multi-level converter can gracefully manage cell failure and efficiently correct imbalance between cells. The particular current stress that simple types of multi-level converter apply to individual cells will be illustrated as this may have a negative effect on cell efficiency and longevity that counterbalance some of the benefits of such circuits. Bio: Dan Rogers is a lecturer at Cardiff University. His interests lie in the design and control of power electronic circuits and systems, ranging from industrial applications of about 1 kW up to grid-scale applications at 100 MW or more. He is a co-investigator on the £6M multi-institution Energy storage for low carbon grids project and the principle investigator on Investigating the power density of power electronics. In 2013 he was a visiting assistant professor at Stanford University in the Murmann mixed-signal group. Dan received his MEng and PhD degrees from Imperial College London in 2007 and 2011 respectively., at Engineering Science26 February 2014
Dutch Disease and the oil boom and bust
Speaker: Brock Smith, Oxcarre, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies20 February 2014
The Popular Biofuel Option?
Professor Gail Taylor, University of Southampton Turning green plants into liquid biofuels is controversial, particularly if crops with food value are used and they displace land that could have a high ecosystem service value. This seminar will explore the potential of poplar trees as non-food ligno-cellulosic energy crops. We have developed a process-based model to predict biomass yield that is able to quantify yield potential out to 2050 and current research is quantifying impacts on other ecosystem services, including greenhouse gas balance, both for home-grown biomass and that sourced from overseas. The end-point for much of this research suggests that genetic potential must be realised if such trees are to be used sustainably in the future. Forward genetic approaches have identified QTL for important biomass and sustainability traits including tree water use efficiency and saccharification (glucose release) potential and using an illumina genotyping chip, developed following next generation DNA sequencing and SNP discovery of 50 black poplar individual trees, we have identified significant associations between biomass production and underlying genetic controls including transcription factors and the potential of these for future bioengineering approaches will be discussed., at Large Lecture Theatre19 February 2014
Rethinking biomass – a grossly undervalued renewable energy technology
Mike Mason, founder of Climate Care Hosted by the Oxford Energy Society Mike is currently working on a project to challenge the way we think about biomass, which he claims to be a grossly undervalued renewable energy. The microbes in cattle's guts produce significant quantities of methane, a greenhouse gas much more potent than CO2. In his presentation Mike will expain his plans to use the very same microbes to generate large quantities of renewable energy from agricultural waste., at Lindemann lecture theatre19 February 2014
BP Energy Outlook 2035
Alexander Naumov, BP, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies18 February 2014
Transport Controversies: TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS – DEVELOPMENT OR GROWTH?
Issues: Public private partnerships in the development of the necessary infrastructure planning and distributional aspects of transport infrastructure. John Howe, Professor of Transportation Engineering & Head of Infrastructural Engineering & Physical Planning, International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic & Environmental Engineering, Delft, The Netherlands Sue Barrett, Head of Transport Infrastructure, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), at H O Beckit Room, School of Geography & the Environment15 February 2014
B2E: a startup weekend
B2E: a startup weekend to develop environmentally-focused business Commencing at 5pm on the 15th February and continuing on the 16th February, participants can learn about and develop environmentally-focused business ideas in an interactive way. Bring your own business idea, or join a team and work with others. £1000 awarded to the team with the best developed idea over the weekend. Open to all University of Oxford students. Catering, mentors and a workshop will be provided throughout the event. Go to: http://business2environment.eventbrite.co.uk to get your ticket., at Said Business School12 February 2014
The Challenges of the Upstream Sector of Nigeria's Oil Industry
Suleiman Sa'ad, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies4 February 2014
Transport Controversies: LONDON AIRPORTS: MEETING DEMAND
Issues: Meeting projected demand, the limits of current airport capacity and what would be the impacts of a new airport to the east of London and spillover effects of the development constraints at Heathrow. Daniel Moylan, The Mayor of London's adviser on aviation Sveinn Gudmundsson, Professor of Strategic Management, Toulouse Business School, at H O Beckit Room, School of Geography & the Environment31 January 2014
From Nanostructured Materials to Thin-film Perovskite Solar Cells
Professor Henry Snaith , at Martin Wood Lecture Theatre30 January 2014
Opportunities and challenges of the North American Petroleum Renaissance
Speaker: Lucian Pugliaresi, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies22 January 2014
Nuclear policy – the French case and some general issues of risk and cost
David Buchan and John Rhys, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies21 January 2014
Prof Jim Skea: "Developing UK Climate and Energy Policy"
Lecture theatre, OUCE. Jim will be drawing on his experience in policy formation as part of the Committee on Climate Change to show how Energy policy is developed in line with Climate goals., at Environmental Change Institute21 January 2014
Transport Controversies: HIGH SPEED 2: THE SPATIAL IMPLICATIONS
Issues: Non-transport impacts of HS2, covering topics such as employment, north-south divide, types of impacts and land values. Neil Ross, Principal Transport Strategy Officer, Centro Henry Overman, Professor of Economic Geography, London School of Economics , at H O Beckit Room, School of Geography & the Environment11 December 2013
Infrastructure and Absorption in Gulf States
Lavan Mahadeva, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies6 December 2013
The Warsaw Climate Summit and the Path towards Paris 2015
Gilbert Room, OUCE. The recent climate talks in Warsaw have provoked frustration and outrage. The meeting of governments from around the globe, officially known as Conference of the Parties (COP 19) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), has seen whole delegations leaving the conference centre in protest and the gap between political positions widen. Even after a 36-hour negotiation marathon at the end of the conference it is not clear whether the long-awaited Paris 2015 summit will actually see a new agreement signed. Dr. Benito Müller, Director, The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies and ECI Associate Fellow Jeff Beyer, Strategy Associate, Carbon Trust, and SoGE alumnus (TBC) Rachel James, ECI Research Fellow Emilie Parry, SoGE DPhil Student Rachel Friedman, SoGE MPhil Student Chair: Dr. Bettina Wittneben, ECI Visiting Research Associate and Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment Visiting Fellow , at Environmental Change Institute5 December 2013
Now for the long term
Professor Sir John Beddington, Senior Adviser, Oxford Martin School Martin Rees, (Lord Rees of Ludlow), former President of the Royal Society; Fellow of Trinity College, University of Cambridge and Commissioner, Oxford Martin Commission for Future Generations Register, at Oxford Martin School4 December 2013
Auctions for Oil and Gas Exploration Leases in India: Fit for Purpose?
Anupama Sen, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies22 November 2013
The Energy Glut: The Politics of Fatness in an Overheating World
Dr Phil Edwards, senior lecturer at the London School of Hygiene and Medicine, co-author of 'The Energy Glut', at Lindemann lecture theatre20 November 2013
SAFE Carbon: Burying What We Burn
Professor Myles Allen, Head of Climate Dynamics Group at the University of Oxford
Dr Nick Eyre, Jackson Sernior Research Fellow in Energy at the Environmental Change Institute, at Lindemann lecture theatre
UK Shale Gas: Hype and practicality
Howard Rogers, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies13 November 2013
US Shale Oil: What kind of a revolution?
Bassam Fattouh, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies22 October 2013
Bioenergy – A fresh look at an undervalued global scale resource
Mike Mason, University of Oxford, Department of Engineering Science and Biojoule Ltd, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies2 October 2013
Gasoline and Diesel Pricing in BRIC Countries: Key issues and prospects for reform
Carolina Santos de Oliveira, at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
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Níls Stórandlit (ニルス・ストールアンドレット) is a student of the men's Royal College of Ygvarland. He is very good friends with Bjarki and Kató, all members of the Celestial Bodies Research Club (天体研究部).
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A Nótt Dvergur, Níls is a short young guy. Contrary to Dóra, Níls has white skin and light-colored hair (it's unknown why this the case or why he isn't classified as a regular Dvergur). He is shown wearing a sleeveless dogi.
Like Bjarki and Kató, his partners in crime, Níls is a lecherous boy who will do anything to catch a glimpse at the beautiful naked body of a girl. Contrary to the other two, he has ninjutsu skills and is far more competent at peeping at girls, although, normally, the luck is against him and ends up failing at the last moment due to unforeseen and ridiculous circumstances.
While his profile says he is a Nótt Dvergur, he looks like a normal Dvergur. Furthermore, even though his roots are from the Northern Dvergur country (Lukka's Kingdom), he was born in Ygvarland. Some time after classes had already started in the Royal College, Níls returns from his training with a ninja from the East, having successfully mastered the Wind Manipulation Technique that he learned in order to be able to blow the wind and trigger a lucky event (blowing the skirt up of beautiful girls). As members of the Celestial Bodies Research Club, he meets with Bjarki and Kató to try to confirm the veracity of one of the school's seven legends: the existence of the legendary secret club "Front for the Liberation from Restraints". In order to do that, Níls would use his Wind Manipulation Technique to find a girl that's not wearing underwear. They successfully implement their plan with Lukka, Yuna and Rotte. After doing that, none of them is going commando and Níls has almost already expended all of his energy. With only one more shot, they plan to use the technique once more in a way to affect the remaining girls (Míst, Asuha and a forced to crossdress Naoya). Their attempt is successful and they manage to locate a member of the Front (unbeknownst to them, two of them), but, at the same, by flipping Naoya's skirt, they enter in shock and collapse since, by coincidence, that day Naoya was not wearing underwear due to a washing mistake by Críe, so they get a full view of his package.
When Enja calls Rotte, Elíka and Míst to her house inside the school in order to serve as models for the selection of new uniforms, Níls, Bjarki and Kató go there as well in order to be able to peek at them. They are confronted by Sigurð, who happened to see them. After explaining their plan, Sigurð joins them. Níls had prepared beforehand a storage shed along the wall from behind a one-way mirror in order to peep at will. When they are about to see Míst without panties, Sigurð and Dóra choke Bjarki and Kató out as the prince felt peeping unsatisfying after seeing Rotte inside. Níls, however, manages to escape and, using a ninja stealth technique (hanging on the ceiling while hiding in a wallpaper-like cloth) he arrives to the rooms where Nana is about to take the photographs of the girls in the new uniforms. Naba, however, is as lascivious as Níls, and, through sweet-talking Rotte, Elíka and Mist, she manages to make them pose in titillating fashion. In her final attempt, she convinces them to kiss between them. As they are about to do it, Nana gets so excited that she jumps at them trying to join them. At the same time, Níls, who was overjoyed to be able to see this unexpected situation, slips from his grip and falls down, making him hit head-to-head with the jumping Nana, knocking them both out and awaking the girls from the spell in which they were engrossed without noticing.
At the time Rotte and her group travel to the Northern Dvergur country, Níls, Bjarki and Kató are also trying to get there to peep at girls using the famous hot springs of the region. In particular, they are looking to find the legendary Celestial Maidens' River, a river in which beautiful women bath. Coincidentally, Rotte and her group find the Celestial Maidens' River and decide to bath there. Naoya, who is put in charge of guarding the clothes of the girls, goes to the toilet for a few moments and returns to find the clothes missing and Níls, Bjarki and Kató knocked out. It turns out that the three of them stumbled upon the clothes that Naoya left unguarded while he went to the toilet and tried to steal the clothes, but a monkey took them first as they were jumping at the clothes, causing them to collide heads and get knocked out. When Níls is waking up, Yuna knocks him out again thinking him a pervert since Naoya left him in his underwear while trying to locate the girls's clothes.
Some time before Rotte and company went to Effie's hometown, Níls, Bjarki and Kató tried unsuccessfully to enter but were arrested by the guards of the village.


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In this week's Insights Interview, we sat down with Terrae Schroeder, Director, NA Shopper, Crackers & On-The-Go, Kellogg Company, to discuss the biggest trends shaping market research, how researchers can thrive in the "Trump Era", and how Gen Z is impacting the industry.
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How has market research been disrupted?
Schroeder: Market research has been disrupted by 2 factors, 1) behavioral science, which has caused researchers to reconsider what people say versus what people do, in an industry that majors in what people say, and minors in what people do. The second is information overload, there is so much information available, and we default to all information is good information. I think it is a challenge for the industry to determine which information is valuable, and which should be ignored.
How has digital impacted market research?
Schroeder: Digital has changed how we talk to the consumer. Digital media has pushed the industry to talk with consumers, not at them, and this has been a struggle for many brands.
How can market researchers thrive in the "Trump Era"?
Schroeder: Understanding emotional drivers is key in thriving in the "Trump Era", the deeper understanding of emotional drivers to behavior will become even more important.
How are consumers shaping the future of market research?
Schroeder: Their willingness to beta test and provide feedback is fueling the industry. I think the utilization of the mobile phone as a survey method is going to change the way we see the consumer, and the way the consumer provides just-in-time feedback.
Where do you see market research moving in the next 5 years?
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How is Gen Z impacting market research?
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The timezone in Foxcroft (subdivision) is America/Iqaluit
Morning Sunrise at 07:58 and Evening Sunset at 18:16. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 35.1667°, Longitude. -80.8186° , Elevation. 225m
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Rough GPS position Latitude. 35.1667°, Longitude. -80.8186° , Elevation. 225m
Weather near Foxcroft (subdivision) Last report from Charlotte, Charlotte / Douglas International Airport, NC 15.7km awayTemperature: 4°C / 39°F
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Cloud: Scattered at 25000ft
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Geographic features & Photographs around Foxcroft (subdivision) in North Carolina, United States
section of populated place a neighborhood or part of a larger town or city.
- Foxcroft (subdivision) (0km)
- Providence Park (subdivision) (1.2km)
- Mayfair (subdivision) (1.7km)
- The Cloisters (subdivision) (1.9km)
- Cotswold (subdivision) (2.9km)
- Southpark (subdivision) (2.9km)
- Sherwood Forest (subdivision) (3.1km)
- Carmel Park (subdivision) (3.4km)
- Selwyn Park (subdivision) (3.4km)
- Woodbridge (subdivision) (3.7km)
- Fairmeadows (subdivision) (3.9km)
- Old Salem (subdivision) (4km)
- Carmel (subdivision) (4.3km)
- Grier Heights (subdivision) (4.3km)
- Mountain Brook (subdivision) (4.4km)
- Old Farm (subdivision) (4.4km)
- Stonehaven (subdivision) (4.4km)
- Robinson Woods (subdivision) (4.4km)
- Myers Park (subdivision) (4.5km)
- Sharon Colony (subdivision) (4.5km)
- Eastover (subdivision) (4.7km)
- Castleton Gardens (subdivision) (4.7km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Saint Gabriel's Catholic School (1.4km)
- Alexander Graham Middle School (1.7km)
- Selwyn Elementary School (1.9km)
- Myers Park High School (2km)
- Sharon Elementary School (2.4km)
- Cotswold Elementary School (3km)
- Sharon School (3.2km)
- Charlotte Country Day School (3.3km)
- Queens College (3.4km)
- Randolph Middle School (3.7km)
- Park Road Elementary School (3.7km)
- Myers Park Traditional Elementary School (3.8km)
- Saint Ann's Catholic School (4km)
- Eastover Elementary School (4.2km)
- Billingsville School (4.3km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Providence Village Shopping Center (1.5km)
- Myers Park Country Club (2.5km)
- The Pavilion (2.6km)
- Cotswold Shopping Center (2.7km)
- Foxcroft East Shopping Center (2.9km)
- Sharon Shopping Center (3.1km)
- Park Road Shopping Center (3.7km)
- Park Square (4km)
- Myers Park Shopping Center (4.2km)
- Villa Square Shopping Center (4.7km)
building(s) a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
Accommodation around Foxcroft (subdivision)
Marriott Charlotte Southpark 2200 Rexford Rd, Charlotte
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Charlotte - Southpark 6300 Morrison Blvd, Charlotte
Renaissance Charlotte SouthPark 5501 Carnegie Blvd, Charlotte
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Brier Creek (4km)
- Little Hope Creek (4.2km)
- Dairy Branch (4.5km)
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Barclay Downs (2.2km)
- Hebron (historical) (2.4km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Park Road Park (4.4km)
- Freedom Park (4.5km)
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Sharon Church (4.1km)
airport a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Sharon Airport (0.7km)
Wikipedia entries close to Foxcroft (subdivision)
- Charlotte Bobcats Arena sport landmark
- Bank of America Stadium sport landmark
- Charlotte (North Carolina) city c city
- Charlotte (Amtrak station) train statio landmark
- Matthews, North Carolina city o city
- Pineville, North Carolina city o city
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- Hemby Bridge, North Carolina city o city
- Lake Park, North Carolina city o city
- Marvin, North Carolina city o city
- Fort Mill, South Carolina city o city
- Belmont, North Carolina city o city
Airports close to Foxcroft (subdivision)Charlotte douglas international(CLT), Charlotte, Usa (15.7km)
Hickory rgnl(HKY), Hickory, Usa (103.3km)
Smith reynolds(INT), Winston-salem, Usa (150.8km)
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In their phone call, Trump and Xi "agreed North Korea must stop its provocative and escalatory behaviour", the White House said in a statement, and reiterated their mutual commitment to denuclearize the Korean peninsula.
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A White House statement said Trump and President Emmanuel Macron had discussed "the increasingly risky situation associated with North Korea's destabilizing and escalatory behavior". The president of the Republic assures France's allies and partners in the region of his solidarity during the current period.
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