After a successful 3-month discovery activity, we are pleased to announce that we have been awarded a 12-month follow-on project from UKRI (UK Research & Innovation) to further develop our innovative economic dispatch modeling technology.
The project – BELIEVE – is one of 10 successful Round 2 SBRI (Small Business Research Initiative) projects exploring new commercial products and services for green finance.
The project will focus primarily on the UK energy market and allow us to further assess the impact of long-term weather and climate patterns on energy production and demand. The goals are to provide enhanced insight into expected volatility in future electricity prices and to help understand and mitigate volatility-related risks, in markets that will be increasingly exposed to weather-related variability – key determinants for the financial sector when considering new investments in the renewable energy sector.
The BELIEVE project is led by the Institute for Environmental Analytics in collaboration with a range of leading industry collaborators including Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Danske Commodities, Ørsted, and The Crown Estate.
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Upcoming webinar: The impact of variable weather on price distribution in an evolving GB electricity system
Helping SMEs boost growth through data and software innovation
Modelling the economics of long-duration energy storage
Integrating solar, wind and BESS onto a large research campus
Analysing solar and wind generation for energy trading
Providing meteorological data for novel wind turbine analysis
Developing an IaC solution for new remote monitoring platform
Oman workshop on results of rainfall modelling project
Preparing geospatial data to support climate action in the UK
Partnering with UK Power Networks on new Ofgem-SIF Innovation Project
The IEA publish white paper exploring the role of weather data in Africa's energy transition
Providing software engineering support for new Sustainability platform
Analysing cloud seeding programme in Oman
Assessing climate impacts on horticulture
Innovate UK bid win for energy market modelling
Assessing weather impacts on electricity networks
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EnergyMetric launches in Africa
New funding announced at CREF 2022
Energy workshop for Birkbeck students
WeatherAsset exhibiting at Fruit Logistica
EnergyMetric at Solar Finance and Investment Europe
Launch of EnergyMetric