Many future energy scenarios predict a clean energy system with a high proportion of decentralised energy.
Despite the UK’s historical emphasis on centralisation, locally-integrated multi-vector systems, diverse business structures with local ownership, and participatory democratic control are anticipated to increase.
This theme will explore the socio-technical parameters and potentials of this challenge, with the aim to turn them into substantive developments that serve local and whole system goals.
We will be hosting our research conference 'Putting Net Zero into Action', at etc.venues,...
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