This analysis compares the difference between the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)-
modelled and smart-meter measured annual energy use on a like-for-like basis in 1,374 gas …

This paper investigates factors associated with variation in daily total (electricity and gas)
energy consumption in domestic buildings using linked pre-COVID-19 smart meter, weather …

The winter of 2022/23 has seen large increases in energy prices and in the cost of living in
many countries around the world, including Great Britain. Here, we report the results of two …

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way people lived, worked, and studied around the
world, with direct consequences for domestic energy use. This study assesses the impact of …

To contain the spread of Covid-19, governments across the world imposed partial or
complete lockdowns. National energy demand decreased in periods of lockdowns; however …

This study investigates typical domestic energy demand profiles and their variation over
time. It draws on a sample of 13,000 homes from Great Britain, applying k-means cluster …

Within the UK, domestic buildings account for 16% of total national emissions. Considerable
improvements to the performance of the existing building stock will be necessary in the …

Obtaining high-resolution energy consumption data from a large, representative sample of
homes is critical for research, but low response rates, sample bias and high recruitment …

Determining which attitudes and behaviours predict household energy consumption can
help accelerate the low-carbon energy transition. Conventional approaches in this domain …

During the winter 2022-23 residential energy prices were exceptionally high in Europe. In
the UK, the electricity retail market was temporarily suspended and replaced with the …