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18.09.18
Modelling Energy Demand and Societal Drivers: The Final Frontier?
Neil Strachan, University College London and Paul E Dodds, UCL Energy Institute Overview Energy system decarbonisation is an immense challenge to meet dee...
18.09.18
Identifying the limits of the rebound effect
Tina Fawcett. University of Oxford Delivering energy demand reduction through energy efficiency is probably the single most important strategy in moving to a l...
18.09.18
Motivating energy conservation in organisations: Smart metering and the emergence and diffusion of social norms
Peter Bradley, University of the West of England Around the world there is strong interest in the use of energy feedback via smart metering technology as a mit...
18.09.18
Incentivising households to reduce electricity consumption: A meta-analysis of the experimental evidence
Penelope Buckley, Université Grenoble Alpes With the increasing demand for electricity, the phasing out of what were once guaranteed sources of energy supply,...
18.09.18
Choosing energy efficiency – consumer response to operating costs at the point of sale
Fiona Brocklehurst, Ballarat Consulting Consumers have a big effect on energy use through their choice of the appliances and cars that they buy. But they may...
18.09.18
Mind the Gaps: How will a consumer-centric energy system affect organisational structures, sector skills and careers in energy?
Peter Stewart, Interfax The proposed dialogue session will discuss the impact of the transition to a consumer-centric on organisational structures, career path...
18.09.18
Causal Tree Estimation of Heterogeneous Household Response to Time-Of-Use Electricity Pricing Schemes
Eoghan O'Neill, University of Cambridge In this paper, we apply some recently developed methods for describing the heterogeneity of treatment effects to an ele...
18.09.18
Unlocking Local Energy Markets
Rachel Bray, University of Exeter Overview Local Energy Markets (LEMs) can be platforms for small-scale supply and demand-side providers to participate collec...
18.09.18
EU Retail Electricity Markets in Transition: The Quest for Adequate Design
Luis Boscan;University of Southern Denmark (SDU) After a gradual process of reforms, retail electricity markets in Europe are well-established. In parallel, th...
18.09.18
Technological change and innovation in UK energy market – how might it be impacted by the price cap?
Philip O'Donnell; Which? Background With the publication of the Domestic Gas & Electricity (Tariff Cap) Bill, the UK Government is committed to introduc...
18.09.18
Consumers, voters, residents or investors: who will be at the heart of future community energy organisations?
Tim Braunholtz-Speight, University of Manchester This dialogue session addresses the question of how shifts in financing, the energy market, and grid regulatio...
18.09.18
What do future utilities need: consent and dissent from incumbents and policy makers in decision theatres
Dr Christoph Mazur, Imperial College Overview and relevance We are currently examining the opportunities for new and incumbent electricity utili...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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