The funding calls needed to advance the implementation of Smart Local Energy Systems.

Alison Halford; Jonathan Nixon; Jeff Hardy; Elena Gaura

The funding calls needed to advance the implementation of Smart Local Energy Systems.

Alison Halford
, Jonathan Nixon
, Jeff Hardy
, Elena Gaura

Imperial College London

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Abstract

This paper is the outcome of a workshop delivered as part of the Energy Revolution Research Consortium (EnergyREV) ‘Energy Smart Places: Insights from research and the challenges ahead’ summit held in March 2023, in London. Funded by the Prospering from the Energy Revolution (PFER) Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, EnergyREV delivered research to accelerate the uptake and increase the value and impact of Smart Local Energy Systems (SLES). From 2019-2023, over 60 researchers from 22 UK Universities contributed multi-disciplinary expertise and delivered new tools and insights on infrastructure, policy, regulation, user engagement and digitalisation of energy systems to support whole-system integration of SLES.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Strathclyde
Number of pages	11
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2023

Funding

EnergyREV is funded by UK Research and Innovation, grant number EP/S031863/1

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UKRI EnergyREV
Halford, A. (Research Assistant)
4/05/20 → 30/11/23
Project: Research

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