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Briefings & Consultations
Member briefings and consultation responses. Titles and summaries are open to everyone; members can sign in to read the full documents. Not a member yet? Speak to our Business Development team about access.
Getting (retro)fit for net zero: An approach for existing homes
This paper focusses on the challenge of retrofitting UK homes to be fit for a net zero future. It stems from discussions in the Association’s Energy Efficiency Policy Working Group about the need for a clear and net-zero consistent approach to retrofit.
ADE Acronym Glossary
The energy industry is awash with acronyms, so to help ensure all our members can fully participate in discussions we have collated all of the regularly used acronyms into one handy spreadsheet.
Financing energy efficiency in the public sector
Written by DECC, the purpose of this guide is to increase awareness of the benefits to public sector organisations of investing in energy efficiency, and provide guidance on options for funding energy efficiency improvements.
An analysis of D3 in DECC’s energy system models
The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have retained us, the Centre For Sustainable Energy (CSE), to review their approach to modelling D3, the family of technologies and interventions which affect the use and production of energy on the demand side of the energy system.
ADE Survey of UK Heat Networks and Pricing
The ADE is conducting a survey on UK heat networks and pricing in response to the energy price crisis.
Opportunities for integrating demand side energy policies
The report was prepared by an independent expert selected jointly by DECC and the Alliance for Energy Management (AfEM) and funded by DECC.
Making electricity demand side response work for domestic and small business consumers
DSR innovation has the potential to deliver real benefits to consumers. If it allows efficiency savings to be made in the electricity system, then those savings should in due course lead to downwards pressure on bills. It could also lead to a more secure and lower carbon supply of energy, enabling greater exploitation of renewable energy sources and less reliance on the fossil fuels that generators fall back on at peak time.
Red Rose Forest
Red Rose Forest has partnered with ENER-G and Salford City Council to decarbonise its small industrial unit by implementing a number of energy efficiency improvements that will achieve annual cost savings of £3,900.