Contents
The energy challenge Dr Simon Harrison
The energy system dilemma Duncan Botting
The whole system: how policy, commerce, technology and society make a difference Gareth Evans & Duncan Botting
The whole system: how policy, commerce, technology and society make a difference Jeff Douglas & Dr Nick Eyre
A framework for a whole systems approach Philip New & Eric Brown
Fossil fuels: end of the beginning, or start of the end? Professor Stuart Haszeldine
Electricity: the challenges ahead Professor Roger Kemp
The heat is on Jeff Douglas
An opportunity intersection Paul Zanelli
Building for the future Professor John Counsell & Dr Matt Stewart
Delivering smart meters Lynne McDonald
Maintaining power quality for future energy Dr Bill Drury & Dr Norman Macleod
Storage matters Sotiris Georgiopoulos & Robert Friel
People and energy James O’Toole
Integrating cities into the whole energy system Dr Colin Birchenall
Architecting the energy system of the future Professor Graham Ault
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