Energy Systems Catapult’s latest report, ‘Bills and carbon impact of Smart Local Energy System’, sets out findings of the Catapult’s assessment of quantitative greenhouse gas and cost savings to participants across the portfolio of Prospering from the Energy Revolution (PfER) projects.

This is one of three reports by Energy Systems Catapult evaluating 10 detailed designs and three demonstrator Smart Local Energy System (SLES) projects funded by Innovate UK’s PfER challenge.

The 13 projects evaluated are a subset of the full PfER portfolio. This report describes the quantitative evaluation of each project’s potential impact on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and participant bills in 2032, while the other reports in this series evaluate:

What is a Smart Local Energy System?

A Smart Local Energy System (SLES) is a way to bring together different energy assets in a local area and make them operate in a smarter way. They could be connected physically (e.g. a solar farm powering a housing development) or digitally (e.g. a virtual energy marketplace). They will help a local area decarbonise more quickly and cost effectively, and can deliver wider social and economic value for communities.

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Bills and carbon impact of Smart Local Energy Systems.

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