Teams of researchers from two University of Oxford research groups, social enterprise the Low Carbon Hub and local electricity distributor Scottish and Southern Energy Networks are working together on ways of smoothing the pathway to energy transition in all sectors (electricity, heat and mobility) to help reach net zero.
Home to the University’s MSc in Energy Systems, the Mini TESA is regularly hosting large-scale ‘SPRINTS’, bringing together many stakeholders from different disciplines to problem-solve key issues surrounding energy transition.
The Mini TESA has exceeded its jobs target for the Oxfordshire economy and is a pilot for a full energy systems accelerator (full TESA) which will become a 10,000m2 international facility for up to 800 practitioners, stakeholders and academics to work and interact, maximising creativity.
