The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, founded in 1982,[1] is an independent energy research institute,[2][3][4] based in Oxford.
Their stated aim is to undertake advanced research on issues currently affecting the world’s energy sector, and to help inform the public debate and improve understanding of the political economy of energy,[5][6] energy policy and the energy transition.
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