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We research and analyse aspects of sustainable energy to understand better the challenges we face and the quality of solutions being proposed. Through evaluation activity, we get to know what does and doesn’t work and use this knowledge to inform our practice and that of others. By applying our knowledge of data and software development skills we create analytical tools which enable new insight and understanding.

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Bristol Net Zero by 2030
Bristol Net Zero by 2030
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Coordinating MEES pilot schemes across England
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C-tech toolkit
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Measuring vulnerability for distribution network operators
Measuring vulnerability for distribution network operators
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Back: four different kinds of sensor in use in Chariot. Front: the data hub
High-tech sensors and web apps for more engaging energy advice
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Maps of parliamentary constituencies in England and Wales showing where the highest proportions of the most efficient and least efficient dwellings are located
Mapping domestic energy efficiency in Great Britain
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The Ctech project used ethnographic techniques to capture staff attitudes to comfort and the informal practices used in control of heating and cooling
C-tech: creating the energy for change
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As well as stand-alone renewables, the potential for microgeneration and energy efficiency measures involving existing buildings was also investigated.
Milton Keynes Energy Mapping Study
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Heat map of the central Guildford area.
Guildford Renewable Energy Mapping Study
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The study was commissioned by Bristol Council, but the developed methodology can be applied to any area-based study and used by other local authorities.
Guidance for local authorities on energy, climate and peak oil
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The aim of the project was to improve the quality of life for people living in London’s social rented sector
Costing an enhanced Decent Homes Standard for London
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CSE's model of the GB housing stock can simulate the effects of everything from government policy to the weather on how much energy people use
National Household Model
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Low Energy Apartment Futures
Low Energy Apartment Futures
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Buildings like police stations have often not been designed with energy efficiency in mind
Energy audit for Avon and Somerset Constabulary
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Housing Assessment Modelling for Somerset
Housing Assessment Modelling for Somerset
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Energy audit for Wiltshire Council's Bourne Hill Offices
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