Oxfordshire shows high growth potential in alternative fuel motor vehicles, wind energy, and building technologies with world class R&D capabilities, coupled with innovative, low carbon technology businesses such as Oxford PV, Yasa Automotive, Zeta Group, Pilio Software Ltd, Navetas and Exhergy.

There is a long-standing energy research cluster at and around Harwell and Culham; as well as significant research and commercial expertise at Oxford Brookes and the University of Oxford.

Offering three complementary strands to a low carbon economy, Oxfordshire offers a low carbon infrastructure sector, manufacturing led growth and a low carbon services led sector for the development of world-class activities based on business, financial, policy and technical services; as well as expert business support.