The debate on low-carbon heat in Europe has become focused on a narrow range of
technological options and has largely neglected hydrogen and fuel cell technologies …

Energy systems are quickly evolving through the development of new technologies and the
emergence of new operational and market design paradigms. In particular, the global push …

In this paper we discuss the importance of framing the question of public acceptance of
sustainable energy transitions in terms of values and a 'whole-system'lens. This assertion is …

Deep decarbonisation–ie the transition towards net-zero emissions energy systems–will be
enabled by a high penetration of intermittent renewables, storage and sector-coupling …

Decarbonising the UK electricity mix is vital to achieving the national target of 80% reduction
of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050, relative to a 1990 baseline. Much work so far …

The UK has an extensive natural gas pipeline network supplying 84% of homes. Previous
studies of decarbonisation pathways using the UK MARKAL energy system model have …

Many studies have quantified the cost of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) power plants,
but relatively few discuss or appreciate the unique value this technology provides to the …

Energy-related investment decisions in the buildings sector are heterogeneous in that the
outcome for each individual varies according to budget, values, and perception of a …

Energy policy is beset by deep uncertainties, owing to the scale of future transitions, the long-
term timescales for action, and numerous stakeholders. This paper provides insights from …

2 The world faces a serious challenge, indeed one that is unique to our age. Develo**
countries rightly yearn to catch up with the living standards enjoyed in developed countries …