Zero Carbon Oxford
Browse news and features about Zero Carbon Oxford – an ambition of achieving net zero carbon emissions in Oxford city by 2040. It includes the Zero Carbon Oxford Partnership – a growing network coordinated by Oxford City Council. The new partnership, consisting of the city’s universities, institutions and large businesses, aims to reduce Oxford’s carbon emissions to net zero by 2040 – by using each other’s sphere of influence and knowledge to achieve shared goals and initiatives across the city.
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Energy Superhub Oxford marks third anniversary of cutting carbon and powering change
Energy Superhub Oxford is marking its third anniversary with impressive achievements in clean energy and carbon reduction. Since opening in July 2022, it has powered over 137,000 electric vehicles and saved 3,584 tonnes of carbon emissions.
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Zero Carbon Oxford Summit: Leaders support 2040 net zero carbon emissions
The group of 21 leaders from the city’s universities, institutions and large businesses gave support to the aspiration of achieving net zero carbon emissions as a city by 2040.
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Oxford City Council announces appointment of scientific advisor
Oxford City Council has announced the appointment of its first scientific advisor, Professor Nick Eyre, to support in tackling climate emergency.