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Less is more: Changing travel in a post-pandemic society

16 March, 2022

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Curbing excess: high energy consumption and the fair energy transition

09 February, 2022

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CREDS Annual Report: October 2020 to September 2021

15 December, 2021

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Macro-economic impacts of green policies in the Economic Recovery Package post-Covid

15 December, 2021

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Heating with steam methane reformed hydrogen – a survey of the emissions, security and cost implications of heating with hydrogen produced from natural gas

03 November, 2021

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The role of energy demand reduction in achieving net-zero in the UK

06 October, 2021

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Covid-19 TRANSAS: Understanding behaviour change with neighbourhood characteristics

08 September, 2021

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Building on our strengths: A market transformation approach to energy retrofit in UK homes

21 July, 2021

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Climate action, city regions and central government: a comparative analysis of the UK City Deals – summary

14 June, 2021

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Climate action, city regions and central government: a comparative analysis of the UK City Deals

14 June, 2021

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Existing and future technologies for retrofitting the UK housing stock

08 June, 2021

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Summary: thirty years of climate mitigation

27 April, 2021

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Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions

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