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Abstract
This report looks at different approaches to modelling energy efficiency within TIMES, the whole energy system modelling framework used by the Scottish Government to inform energy and climate change policy decisions. The findings are based on six different energy efficiency scenarios for residential heating. This has two objectives: To identify different approaches for energy efficiency scenario modelling in TIMES, and provide an assessment of strengths and limitations of each modelling approach. To give recommendations on how to use TIMES effectively for energy efficiency policy analysis. There is no single energy efficiency scenario which is superior to the others, as each focuses on different policy targets which could come into conflict with each other. For example, the results of some scenarios prioritise energy efficiency improvements whereas others prioritise cost reduction or emission reductions. Policy makers should understand the compromises involved in using each of these scenarios and prioritise certain indicators over others.
Original language | English |
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Place of Publication | Glasgow |
Publisher | University of Strathclyde |
Commissioning body | ClimateXChange |
Number of pages | 86 |
Publication status | Published - 30 Nov 2018 |
Keywords
- energy efficiency
- energy system models
- TIMES
- energy policy
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Energy System Impacts of Energy Efficiency
Turner, K. (Principal Investigator), McGregor, P. (Co-investigator), Bell, K. (Co-investigator) & Calvillo Munoz, C. (Research Co-investigator)
10/10/16 → 7/11/20
Project: Research