Thursday 7 February 2013
After attending a 2 day Research Councils UK (RCUK) workshop on future research needs in Energy in the Home and Workplace I have been thinking about research needs around energy efficiency. It is true to say that just applying existing technologies into situations where they are already economic would go a long way to closing the energy efficiency gap and achieving the full potential, there is always scope for more research. To me this seems to fall into three buckets; technology, information and social/economic.
My back of the envelope (front of the iPad) thoughts on my energy efficiency research wish list are:
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Dr Steven Fawkes
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