Decarbonising heat is the biggest challenge the UK faces in terms of transforming the energy system to meet carbon reduction targets and achieve our clean growth ambitions.
Energy Systems Catapult is delivering the UK’s largest smart, consumer-focused project aimed at overcoming the barriers to the decarbonisation of residential heat – the Smart Systems and Heat (SSH) programme.
Focused on running consumer trials of smart energy services, exploring new business models and market structures (including interoperability) and developing Local Area Energy Plans within three local authorities areas. SSH2 was funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
SSH Phase 2 recently held a dissemination event to share the findings and build partnerships to put them into action.
A new approach to decarbonising heat
Presentations included:
Decarbonising Heat: the challenge that SSH was set up to tackle – Richard Halsey
Creating a Living Lab to test ways to decarbonise heat – Matt Lipson
How do we enable a market transformation – John Fox
New Local Contexts – Richard Halsey
Social Dimensions of a Smarter Energy System – Jan Webb
Local Area Energy Strategy & Smart Energy Plan – Cllr Richard Young.
Living Lab Testing Heat as a Service | Smart Systems & Heat
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SSH2 Event: A new approach to decarbonising heat
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