Abstract:
This report summarises the findings from a recent expert workshop, where participants identified the key knowledge gaps and research priorities most critical to advancing industrial flexibility in Great Britain (GB). The top priorities focus on quantifying flexibility potential across sectors and regions; developing robust methods to assess economic feasibility and mapping the effectiveness of market incentives. In addition, establishing accurate data on peak industrial energy use was highlighted as an urgent requirement to support informed decision-making.Publication Year:
2025
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UKERC
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Rattle, I., Taylor, P., Shah, M., Adesina, P. and Wu, J.
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