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This project addresses a crucial research question that must be answered in the near term is How complicated can, or should, a dynamic electricity tariff be? , such that it is accepted by the public and offers clear enha...
Funded by: EPSRC
Lead research organisation: University of Oxford
The project addresses the question of how consumers engage with information about smart/time-of-use tariffs and how they use it to make decisions, and aims to discover understanding of the whole interacting system.
The UK has committed itself to the universal roll out of smart meters - 53million for all homes and small businesses with 3.6million installed so far. An enabler for half hourly billing, smart meters are seen as a prec...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Lead research organisation: POWERVAULT LTD
The project investigates the techno-economic opportunity of time-variable pricing and the need for load flexibility to achieve optimized outcomes for all stakeholders.
"The Optimising & Forecasting for Switching Energy Tariffs ""OFfSET"" project brings Samsung's UK-based Research team together with energy market disruptors Labrador and home energy managemen...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Lead research organisation: SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS (UK) LIMITED
The project validates a business model that allows the integration of large electrical appliances to the existing electricity infrastructure and investigates the potential opportunities of time-of-use and capacity-based domestic electricity tariffs.