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  • Detailed cost-benefit analysis of the smart meter roll-out in Great Britain.

  • This report outlines the benefits to consumers of smart meters and the progress on maximising those benefits.

  • Research on future technology changes and trends for better predictions of long-term energy production potential of UK offshore wind farms.

  • Reports from a monitoring project of solid biomass boilers between April 2016 and June 2018.

  • Reports on the technical barriers and costs of installing direct electric heating, bio-liquid and bio-LPG boilers in off-gas grid homes.

  • Review of market-based frameworks for carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) in the power sector.

  • Independent report from the Green Finance Taskforce.

  • A study assessing the most promising CO2 capture technologies in order to inform future innovation spending programmes.

  • This report aims to increase understanding of factors affecting the availability of global biomass.

  • A study analysing the costs and barriers associated with converting a UK town to low carbon heating.

  • A review of the current evidence on emissions and air pollutants that could be associated with a hydrogen-for-heating supply chain.

  • This project developed and tested a method to assess the leakage of methane from anaerobic digestion (biomethane) plants.

  • This research represents the UK contribution to IEA Heat Pump Programme Annex 43: Fuel Driven Heat Pumps.

  • An overview of key issues identified by the government review of options for achieving long term heat decarbonisation.

  • Statistics on observed usage and charging patterns for OLEV-funded public sector electric vehicle chargepoints classified as fast, for the UK in 2017.

  • Statistics on observed usage and charging patterns for OLEV-funded electric vehicle chargepoints located on domestic properties, for the UK in 2017.

  • Report investigating the feasibility of installing different types of electric heating in rural off-gas grid dwellings.

  • This qualitative research contributes to a wider understanding of the experiences of heat network consumers and operators.

  • A study exploring the logistical challenges associated with transitioning UK domestic properties from natural gas to hydrogen.

  • An assessment of evidence relating to the range of infrastructure that would be required for a future delivery chain for hydrogen for heat.