Energy Policy Research Group
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The Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG) was awarded £2.38m from the UK Research Councils in 2005 under their programme Towards a Sustainable Energy Economy (TSEC) (2005-2010). Its research programme commenced in October 2005.
The EPRG research team have broad expertise in economics, technology policy and political science. Their core research discipline is economics, within a framework that encourages collaboration between experts from different academic traditions, drawing on insights from engineering, political science and law.
Through the Energy Policy Research Group’s publications, and via its Energy Policy Forum (EPF), the group offers rigorous independent research output that informs public and private sector decision making in the electricity and energy industry.
The Energy Policy Forum is supported by stakeholder membership (business and policy associates), leveraging its research funding, extending its international sphere of influence and enhancing its ability to respond to important research questions as they arise.
Visit the Energy Policy Research Group’s website to find out more
12:30 – 13:30
Members of the University are invited to join this seminar ‘Bringing Breakthrough Technologies to Market: Evidence from Solar Power and Feed-In Tariffs’ with Sugandha Srinistav, Smith School, Oxford University on 13 June.
