The Oxford Energy Society is the University of Oxford's only student society dedicated to informing people about, and involving people in, the issues surrounding climate change and the global supply and demand of energy.

The society's series of Hilary term talks brought in entrepreneurs, academics, and executives to discuss many aspects of the energy sector and its transitions;

• The Challenges of Electricity Supply in Africa: Nigeria-South-Africa as a Case Study by Sunny Iroche, African Studies Centre
• Climate Risk and Climate Transition in the Banking Sector by Andre Abadie, JP Morgan
• Sustainable Energy and Climate Resilience for Children in Low Income Settings, Robin Ward, UNICEF UK
• Energy Markets and Climate Change, Cameron Hepburn, University of Oxford
• Tokamak: Pioneering Commercial Fusion Energy, Robert Bamber and Erica Thake, Tokamak Energy
• Powering the Future: Switching to Renewables, Malcolm McCulloch, University of Oxford
  
       Malcolm McCulloch, centre, gave the final talk in the series
  
  

The series was live streamed on Facebook. Recordings of all talk streams can be watched on the Oxford Energy Society Facebook page.

Find out more

• Oxford Energy Society: the vibrant student-run society which organises events relevant to the matters surrounding energy and climate change
• Oxford Energy Society Facebook page