Specialisms

Energy Systems Catapult works with government, academia and industry on specialist taskforces and provides sector leadership and unique insights on a range of specialisms, such as energy services and the role of innovation in tackling fuel poverty.

Specialisms

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Energy Services

Energy Systems Catapult has developed a specialism in Energy Services to drive the creation of innovative business models to help energy providers give consumers improved control over cost and comfort, and create a route to market for low carbon technology.

Fair Futures

Fair Futures focuses on how innovation can be used to better understand the issues faced by vulnerable energy consumers and to identify the areas where commercial, governmental, community and household needs and motivations could be aligned to provide more effective policies, products and services.

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EV Energy Taskforce

Electric Vehicle Energy Taskforce was announced as a part of the ‘Road to Zero’ strategy in July, in anticipation of growth in the use of electric and plug-in vehicles over the coming years, and the challenges and exciting new opportunities for the rapidly transforming UK electricity system.

Energy Data Taskforce

The Energy Data Taskforce has been created to advise Government, Ofgem and industry on how to unlock value from data within the energy system to deliver greater competition, drive innovation in new products, services and business models, and ultimately produce a more efficient, cost-effective and that works for consumers.

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Energy Data Best Practice

As a follow up to the findings of the Energy Data Taskforce, Energy Systems Catapult has been tasked by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Ofgem and Innovate UK with developing a best practice guide for the handling of energy data encompassing a wide range of views from across the sector.