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Renewables and Low Carbon Energy Paul Bourgeois Industrial Lead Faculty of Business and Law Anglia Ruskin University Policy context Industrial Strategy Four Grand Challenges Clean Growth Strategy Max. UK industry potential CO

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Renewables and Low Carbon Energy

Paul Bourgeois –Industrial Lead Faculty of Business and Law Anglia Ruskin University

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Policy context

Industrial Strategy

Four Grand Challenges

Clean Growth Strategy

Max. UK industry potential
CO2 targets at lowest net cost

Local Energy East Strategy

BEIS

funded 2018

Co-benefits

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Local Energy priorities

Clean, smart, flexible local power Low carbon heat Low carbon transport Policy & Strategy Demand Reduction Retrofit

Local Energy Priorities

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The Energy Transition

Driven by: resilience, affordability

and carbon reduction

Local authorities have many key

roles in the transition

Economic
S
cial
Environmental
Options appraisal affected by local

and national factors

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Energy conservation, reduction & efficiency

Energy hierarchy - quick paybacks possible
Building fabric –construction, insulation,

glazing

New build and retrofit
Good design can reduce energy demand
On site monitoring and control
Consumption –lighting, equipment, services
How we use buildings –more energy

efficient behaviours can deliver significant improvement

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Clean energy generation

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The next ten years will see the car market tip from internal combustion to EV
Production are costs coming down and battery performance increase
Charging network is not sufficiently advanced to remove some of the barriers

Switching to electric vehicles

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Case Studies

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Emerging technologies to store power

and heat

Helping to address unwanted variability
n the power network
Can generate revenue savings and

income –storing low cost energy to be used when its expensive

Storage

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Fuel poverty
Heat networks, e.g. Swaffham Prior
Replacing heating in homes and businesses that

cannot connect to a heat network

Using the gas grid – biogas and hydrogen
IRENES Interreg Project

Decarbonisation of heat

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Understanding the net zero process

Quantifying the endeavour
Domestic, Transport, Agriculture, Food Processing sector and Energy sector
Baseline agreement and target setting
Priority assessment
Delivery Plan
Identification and allocation of resources

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Source: Prof A. Lovett, UEA

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Support available and relevant projects

Greater S
uth East Energy Hub (BEIS

funded)

New Anglia LEP –www.energyhub.org.uk
Ashden Co-benefit Tool (free to download)
www.ashden.org/ programmes/ co-benefits
Local authority S

CATTER tool (BEIS

funded)

https:/ / scattercities.com
Green Finance
Community Municipal Bonds - http:/ / socialres.eu
Financial Incentives R

esearch Proj ect (BEIS

funded)

IRENES

Proj ect (Interreg Europe funded)

www.interregeurope.eu/ irenes

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Understanding the options

Climate sensitive investment and procurement
Direct investment and return
Co-investment and shared return
Community investment and public benefit
S

upporting business and community resilience to nexus shocks

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Many thanks

paul.bourgeois@ anglia.ac.uk 07715 408407