Value Management - Request for Proposals
Abstract:
This project studied how value can be delivered across a smart energy value chain - in the context of the UK. It built a clear understanding of how smart energy systems can deliver combined consumer value alongside commercial value for market participants - producers, suppliers, distributors. The analysis will help to make the commercial deployment of smart energy systems more likely. This £600,000 project was delivered by Frontier Economics, a leading economic consultancy.
This call for proposals is for Work Area 4 of the Smart Systems and Heat Programme, which covers Value Management and Delivery. It will address the key issue of how value can be delivered across the entire smart systems value chain (in the context of energy systems for domestic and small commercial consumers in the UK). The objective is to establish how smart systems might be configured and operatedto deliver sufficient value to all likely market participants, thereby making commercial deployment more likely.
Publication Year:
2012
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ETI
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ETI
Energy Categories
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Language:
English
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United Kingdom
Related Dataset(s):
List of projects for the ETI Smart Systems and Heat (SSH) Programme
Related Project(s):
Smart Systems and Heat (SSH) Programme - Value Management and Delivery
Related Publications(s):
SSH Stagegate 1 - Review of International Smart Systems and Heat Initiatives - Final Report
Value Management - Characterisation of the Current Energy Value Chain (WA4 D1)
Value Management - Future Business Models: Options and Analysis
Value Management - Overcoming barriers to smarter heat solutions in UK homes - final report
