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Developing methods to model local area temporal domestic electricity demand

Project overview

The purpose of this 35 month EU International Fellowship (H2020-MSCA-IF-2015) was to implement a programme of research, training and impact activities intended to provide a step change in the level of understanding of, and modelling capacity for, spatially disaggregated temporal domestic electricity demand in a smart grid and demand response context.

This programme was developed in partnership with internationally recognised experts led by the University of Otago (host) who are pioneering in this field.

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Patrick James BSc PhD FCIBSE CEng SFHEA FRSA

Professor of Energy and Buildings
Research interests
  • His work looks at energy across scales from the dwelling, to the neighbourhood, city or regio…
Connect with Patrick

Email: P.A.James@soton.ac.uk

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Research outputs

Energy cultures framework and the Otago Home Upgrade Programme
2022
Type: conference
Submission to New Zealand's Climate Change Commission's consultation on its first package of advice
2021
Type: report
Ensuring statistics have power: sample sizes, effect sizes and confidence intervals (and how to use them)
Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby, Abubakr Bahaj & Patrick James, 2021
Type: conference
The effects of LED light bulb installation on electricity demand in UK households: results of a large n randomised control trial
Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby, Abubakr Bahaj & Patrick James, 2021
Type: conference
Quantifying the potential of ultra-efficient houses to reduce seasonal electricity demand and enable greater renewable supply
2020
Type: conference
Response to: Call for evidence: Decarbonising heat in homes (BEIS Committee Decarbonising heat in homes inquiry)
2020
Type: report
ENA Open Networks Project: Flexibility Consultation 2020 – a response
Ben Anderson & Thomas Rushby, 2020
Type: report