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Looking for activities to (virtually) get together and discuss low-carbon energy futures? There’s now a game for that.

CREDS researcher, George Bennett, talks about living in an EcoHome

How do we quickly reduce our energy use in the UK itself, but without damaging the economy?

We spend most of our lives inside buildings, and the energy we use to light, heat and cool them is responsible for a third of UK CO2 emissions.

Part one of our blog series called ‘The secret life of boilers’ by George Bennett examines how your boiler misbehaves.

CREDS researcher, Malcolm Morgan, explores building tools to make transport research cheaper and easier.

On the day that Green Alliance launches its new report, based on CREDS research, Nick Eyre’s new blog discusses putting demand at the heart of our energy policy.

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Jose Luis Ramirez-Mendiola, interviews Jacopo Torriti about his work leading the Flexibility theme.

Jacopo Torriti considers the longer-term implications of those Black Friday bargains – from future energy consumption to supply and delivery of vast amounts of merchandise.

At a whole centre meeting, the Flexibility team discussed the time and timing of energy demand, creating postcards to capture their ideas.

The SBE conference brought together researchers, built environment professionals, policy experts and government officials to focus on the transition of energy and low carbon policies into practice. Tina Fawcett reports.

Boris Johnson’s declaration about renewable energy included a fundamental error, one that is often made.