A conversation with Dr Doyne Farmer about complexity theory, energy transition

Dr. Doyne Farmer, Baillie Gifford Professor of Complex Systems Science at Oxford University, dives into complexity theory and its impact on energy systems. He explains how simple interactions can lead to significant outcomes in our energy transition. The conversation highlights technological advancements in solar and battery innovations, how hydrocarbons can transform the oil and gas industry, and the potential of renewable systems for rural communities. Farmer also discusses consumer behavior in embracing electric vehicles and the need for innovative economic solutions in the energy sector.