How can we transition
to a world that is
cleaner, safer, smarter,
and more prosperous?
Incremental change along existing paradigms will fall short...
But what if we could identify areas where
small or moderate changes could trigger
outsized impacts
...accelerating the post-carbon transition?
LATEST NEWS
28 June 2021
Incentives for zero-emissions shipping
A new report shows how contracts-for-difference could be to achieving the decarbonisation of the industry
24 May 2021
Oxford-led greenhouse gas removal programme launched
£30 million given to and Oxford-led consortium of a dozen universities
19 April 2021
A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system
Doyne Farmer and Matthew Ives speak at the new report's launch
Watch members of the programmes advisory board, commenting on how Sensitive Interventions might
accelerate climate action - Achim Steiner - Administrator of UNDP, James Cameron - Chairman of the Overseas Development Institute, Connie Hedegaard, Chair - KR Foundation, and former European Commissioner for Climate Action, Jules Kortenhorst, CEO of Rocky Mountain Institute, and Eric Beinhocker, Executive Director of the Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School.
The Oxford Martin School Post-Carbon Transition Project is a research programme investigating sensitive intervention points (SIPs) to accelerate the transition to a post-carbon world