Our commitment to driving clean tech innovation and supporting SME innovators has yielded remarkable results. In 2024/25, we made great progress in the pursuit of Net Zero and helping Britain’s innovators to thrive.

Helping the UK’s most exciting clean energy innovators thrive in the future system – Guy Newey

The last few years have been rough. First COVID-19 brought us to a standstill, then the global energy crisis wrought havoc on businesses and consumers alike. Yet, despite all of this, the UK’s clean energy innovators such as AMP-X, GridDuck, Demand Logic, Voltempo, and SMPnet Ltd, have continued to reimagine how we get to Net Zero.

How we’re driving employment and investment in clean tech innovators – Matt Friend

Unleashing the economic potential of SMEs and innovators is a central pillar of our mission. We pride ourselves on the support we provide to clean tech innovators in the UK and abroad, helping them to realise their potential and bring their products to market.

Understanding decarbonisation in the public sector

Public sector buildings account for just 2–3% of the UK’s total emissions, yet they present a unique opportunity for government to lead by example, stimulate supply chains and build capacity across the wider built environment. This piece of work evaluates the impact the Catapult’s work has had in this area.

ITES Impact Report Year 3 (2024/25)

Building on the momentum of previous years, the 2024–25 report highlights how ITES has continued to unlock commercial opportunities for UK innovators while addressing global net zero challenges.

The Catapult’s role in supporting Open Data in the UK energy sector 

In this we report we examine the impact the Catapult has had since 2017 on open data sharing and access. Our evaluation work in this area aims to test the degree to which this has occurred, and further understand the Catapult’s impact in driving these outcomes.

Energy Systems Catapult’s Evaluation Framework 2022/23 – 2027/28

We have developed a clear evaluation approach and logic model, within this impact evaluation framework. In line with best practice set we are taking a theory-based approach to evaluation. Within the overall frame of theory-based impact evaluation methods, we are following a contribution analysis approach, taking into account the complex nature of our interventions and how their impacts are generated.

Warm Homes Prescription Impact and Value for Money report

This report provides an Impact and Value for Money assessment of Energy Systems Catapult’s Warm Home Prescription (WHP) project, which was supported by BP. It has been produced by the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (CRESR) at Sheffield Hallam University.

Insights and Impact from the first three years of the Energy Launchpad

After 18 months of incredible growth, which has seen more SMEs than ever before access Energy Launchpad’s support offerings, the results of a recent survey shows that our SMEs and their businesses have overwhelmingly benefitted from the targeted support we have been able to provide.