CSE's reports and publications

Why not have a browse of the following reports and publications that we have written or produced, or to which we have contributed. Use the menu on the right to select reports or publications by theme

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Mobilising Action on Climate Change: stakeholder workshops

Report into workshops held as part of CSE's Mobilising Action on Climate Change work for Defra and other government departments. You can find out more about the background to this project here  |  May 2007

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Mobilising Action on Climate Change: stakeholder workshops

These workshops held in London and Manchester sought to explore how government policies and programmes can encourage and enable communities and local government to fulfil their potential in helping achieve low-carbon communities.

Report by Zoe Redgrove and Simon Roberts (both CSE)  |  May 2007

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Making carbon personal? A snapshot of community initiatives

Report commissioned by Defra as part of its examination into the role of community initiatives in mobilising individual behaviour change. You can find out more about the background to these projects here  |  May 2007

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Making carbon personal? A snapshot of community initiatives

Report commissioned by Defra as part of its examination into the role of community initiatives in mobilising individual behaviour change.

See also other 'Mobilising' reports above.

By Zoe Redgrove and Simon Roberts (both CSE)  |  May 2007

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'How Low' - Achieving Optimal Carbon Savings from the UK’s Existing Housing Stock

This report looks at how to achieve optimal carbon savings from the UK’s existing housing stock. You can find out more about this project here  |  April 2008

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'How Low' - Achieving Optimal Carbon Savings from the UK’s Existing Housing Stock

The UK's poorly insulated, energy inefficient housing stock could be easily transformed by the end of the next decade.

This report, written by CSE for WWF-UK, shows that without a radical shift in Government policy the UK is set to miss out on the biggest opportunity to cut household energy bills, and reduce CO2 emissions.

Produced by Ian Preston for CSE  |  April 2008

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Devon Miscanthus and Woodfuels Opportunities Statement

The potential for, and constraints on, the cultivation of miscanthus ('elephant grass') and short-rotation willow in the county of Devon. You can find out more about this project here  |  October 2007

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Devon Miscanthus and Woodfuels Opportunities Statement

This study aimed to assess geographically the potential for, and constraints on, the cultivation of miscanthus and short-rotation willow crops in Devon, along with the opportunities for using arisings from existing woodlands as an energy source.

A series of maps illustrates areas where cultivation of energy crop is not appropriate, due to landscape value, soil type or other restrictions.

Report to Devon Wildlife Trust by Joshua Thumim and Vicki White (with additional contributions from Rebecca Knight (Land Use Consultants) and  John Garstang (ADAS)  |  October 2007

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The Protocol for Public Engagement with Proposed Wind Energy Developments in England

How to make engagement between a wind farm developers, the local authority, statutory consultees and the local community for effective and meaningful  |  May 2007

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The Protocol for Public Engagement with Proposed Wind Energy Developments in England

A report for the Renewables Advisory Board and DTI by CSE with BDOR and Peter Capener  |  May 2007

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The Protocol for Public Engagement with Proposed Wind Energy Developments in Wales

How to make engagement between a wind farm developers, the local authority, statutory consultees and the local community for effective and meaningful  |  May 2007

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The Protocol for Public Engagement with Proposed Wind Energy Developments in Wales

A report for the Renewables Advisory Board and DTI by CSE with BDOR Ltd and Peter Capener, May 2007

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Revision2020: annexes 1 to 10

Annexes 1 to 10 for the report Revision 2020. You can find out more about this project here  |  June 2005

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Revision 2020

A report setting out targets for renewable electricity and heat plus on-site renewable energy generation for the South West by 2020. You can find out more about this project here  |  June 2005

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Revision 2020

The REvision 2020 project sought to establish targets for renewable electricity to 2020 plus targets for renewable heat for 2010 and 2020 and a target for on-site generation within new developments. Because the targets were intended to support the South West's Regional Spatial Strategy, a range of proposed planning policies to support the implementation of these targets was included.

Funded by the Government Office for the South West in partnership with the South West Regional Assembly.

Written by the Centre for Sustainable Energy, Peter Capener and Wardell Armstrong International  |  June 2005

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Warm Zones External Evaluation: Final report (executive summary)

Summary of the findings and recommendations of the evaluation of the Warm Zone pilot programme. Executive summary only; for full report, see below. You can find out more about the background to this project here  |  March 2005

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Warm Zones External Evaluation: Final report (executive summary)

Summary of the findings and recommendations of the evaluation of the Warm Zone pilot programme. Executive summary only; for full report, see below.

Warm Zones is a major initiative designed to systematically reduce fuel poverty on a local, area basis. CSE was contracted to evaluate the Warm Zone pilot programme.

This report was prepared in partnership with National Energy Action  |  March 2005

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Warm Zones Final Evaluation (full report)

This is the full and final report into the Warm Zones scheme presented by CSE to Defra. You can find out more about this project here  |  March 2005.

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Warm Zones Final Evaluation (full report)

This is the full and final report into the Warm Zones scheme presented to Defra. For the executive summary only, see above  |  March 2005