Setting the UK on track to transform a million homes a year to zero carbon energy from 2025<!-- CO2 -->
Abstract:
Presentation at “The Heat Is On - why and how we need to decarbonise heat.” : a joint event by the Energy Technologies Institute and Energy Systems Catapult.<br /><br />The presentation covers:<ul><li>Decarbonising domestic energy is a very complex systems integration challenge</li><li>Consumers have little interest in that complexity... ...they care about the experiences energy affords</li><li>There are few actors today providing the integration to help people achieve the experiences they value</li><li>Without such actors, policy makers are left with little choice to decarbonise but to subsidise components</li><li>The big idea is turning energy retail into an experiential service, not billing for units of commodity consumed</li><li>SSH is creating an ecosystem to help the energy sector make a customer-centric market really work</li><li>We help innovators understand their customers, enabling them to design better products & services</li><li>We help product and service innovators via integrated domestic energy system analysis</li><li>We help product and service innovators develop and test new business models and technologies</li><li>We help local area stakeholders decide on their spatial infrastructure planning to drive change</li><li>We help all stakeholders position for the future ‘smart’ energy system via holistic architecture</li><li>We help industry innovate in business models and processes via whole systems simulation</li></ul><!-- CO2 -->
Publication Year:
2016
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ETI
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Batterbee, J.
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