A Community Energy Investment Model (CEIM) for post-war housing
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This project aims to develop a set of solutions to give communities much more control over their energy bills. it will do this by providing an integrated package of technical solutions for clusters of 5-20 buildings and supporting these with a commercial model which reduces total energy costs for everyone over the lifetime of the technologies. The package of solutions will include tailored insulation for each building, local electricity generation from solar panels, new district heating systems, electric vehicles, modern control technologies and energy storage. These investments will be funded by a local energy services company and many will be delivered and maintained by local people. The idea is that widespread deployment of this kind of solution across the country will lead to much stronger local supply chains for distributed energy technologies, as well as faster transition to a more efficient national energy system and lower heating and electricity bills.
| ENCRAFT LIMITED | LEAD_ORG |
| CENEX (CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR LOW CARBON AND FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGIES) | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
| SOLIHULL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
| ENCRAFT LIMITED | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
| BLACK COUNTRY INNOVATIVE MANUFACTURING ORGANISATION | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
| Jim Lott | PM_PER |
Subjects by relevance
- Energy technology
- Renewable energy sources
- Heating systems
- Energy efficiency
- Warehousing
- District heating
- Development (active)
- Energy
Extracted key phrases
- Community Energy Investment Model
- Local energy service company
- Efficient national energy system
- Energy technology
- Total energy cost
- Energy bill
- Energy storage
- Strong local supply chain
- War housing
- Technical solution
- Local electricity generation
- Modern control technology
- New district heating system
- Local people
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