The Energy Systems Catapult is a leading technology and innovation centre set up to help the UK navigate the transformation of our whole energy system and capture the new commercial opportunities created (covering electricity, heat and combustible gases). We support British industry, high-growth potential SMEs and Innovators to unleash innovation and exploit the opportunities of the global energy revolution.
SMEs and start-ups are invited to take part at this year’s LCNI conference on 6-7 December 2017 at The International Centre, Telford. Due to its success last year, we will be collaborating with BEAMA, Energy Innovation Centre and Innovate UK to sponsor another innovation hub at this year’s conference. This is a unique opportunity for […]
The second phase of the Future Power System Architecture programme (FPSA2) is unveiling its findings and recommendations at an event with over 200 delegates today (23rd June 2017). The programme is calling on the UK government to act with industry to facilitate the transformative development of the power sector. Consulting widely with the established […]
The Energy Systems Catapult has been awarded a £9.8m grant from the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to deliver Phase Two of the Smart Systems and Heat (SSH) programme. The Catapult has been successfully delivering Phase One of the programme as a supplier to the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) since Autumn 2015.The […]
The Energy Systems Catapult (ESC) in collaboration with The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is undertaking the delivery of the Future Power Systems Architecture Project (FPSA) on behalf of the Department for Energy & Climate Change (DECC).
The Catapult is actively seeking to recruit individuals who are passionate about the impact that energy systems applications will have on economic growth, sustainability and society in the UK for generations to come.
UK companies have strong engineering expertise in the area of energy systems. We’re keen to work with companies and organisations who can benefit from our services and who would like to be involved in our programme development.
