New Policy Brief from Social License to Automate Task
Our latest Policy Brief is an overview for policy makers highlighting key observations and findings from stage one of the Task which concluded in October 2021 with the publication of their final report “Social License to Automate” Emerging Approaches to Demand Side Management”.
Public Engagement Task Started
The Task on Public Engagement for Energy Infrastructure has started. If you are interested in collaborating with us in the context of interviews and workshops, please get in contact.
Policy Brief – Social License to Automate
In its first phase, the Social License to Automate Task undertook original research involving 26 residential demand-side automation projects across Australia, Austria, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland.
7th Users TCP Executive Committee meetings & TCP Day, May 2023 – Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
The 7th Users TCP Executive Committee meetings will be held from 24 to 26 May 2023, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. On behalf of the hosts, Natural Resources Canada
6th Users TCP Executive Commitee meetings, October 2022 – via Videoconference
Minutes 6th Users TCP ExCo Meeting – October 2022 The 6th Users TCP Executive Committee meeting was held online from 10th – 14th October 2022 The meeting agenda can
6th GO-P2P Meeting – California, USA, February 2023
“Achieving Equitable Decarbonization in California: What We Can Learn From International Stakeholders” Date: 9-10 February 2023 Location: Santa Monica, California, USA The Global Observatory on Peer-to-Peer, Community Self-Consumption
Gender & Energy Task – 2022 Conference Papers
Two sessions organised by the task at the ERSS in Manchester, with participation from the majority of our task members. (20-24 June 2022). ERSS session 10: Closing the gender gap in energy policies for a just transition.
New Users TCP Task “Social License to Automate 2.0” launches November 23rd 2022
The follow-up Task “Social License to Automate 2.0” aims at developing a more in-depth and expanded understanding of how the granting of a social license to automate can be supported in a more inclusive and community-oriented manner.
Behavioural Energy Policy Toolkit is now live
The Platform has published an online toolkit to help civil servants apply insights from behavioural science to demand-side energy programmes. Click on “Read more” to access the toolkit!
What we talk about when we talk about energy sharing – read the new GO-P2P blog
Defining Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading, Community Self-Consumption and Transactive Energy Models. As energy end-users take on a more active role in the energy system, new energy business models are developing to tackle a key challenge: how can we integrate decentralised energy assets into the grid and incentivise prosumers to provide flexibility services?
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) White Paper – Gender and Technology: The Case of the Energy Sector
This paper discusses how energy policies are gender blind and as a result, their lowered effectiveness and unintended effects.
INATBA/GO-P2P Task Force final report
Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading Task Force DLT Standardisation Efforts in Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading Applications:Expert Interviews and Lessons Learned.
