Centre For Energy Equality Ltd

The Social Virtual Power Plant (Social VPP) empowers vulnerable and fuel-poor households to actively participate in the energy transition. By combining community-led investment with smart flexibility software, the project aggregates household batteries and demand response to lower bills, reduce carbon emissions, and strengthen grid resilience. Unlike trad...

**Renewable Energy Harvest** unlocks the untapped power of Britain's countryside by turning farm, food, and forestry residues into clean, flexible green gas. By combining biomethane and syngas production with advanced mapping and forecasting tools, the project will identify where rural resources can best connect into the gas network. This innovation suppo...

GNES (Gas Network Evolution Simulator) uses Agent Based Modelling to simulate how people, policies, and infrastructure interact as the UK transitions away from natural gas. By reflecting real-world behaviours and decisions, it helps energy networks, policymakers, and communities explore fair, cost-effective pathways to decarbonisation. GNES reveals how tr...

Our project tackles a key barrier to expanding the UK's net zero gas and power networks: how to engage the public inclusively, effectively, at scale, reducing opposition and construction delays. Traditional methods are too slow and resource-intensive. In this phase, we will identify consumer needs and explore novel AI-driven engagement solutions, such as ...

The Solar Battery Hub Phase 2 project is an ambitious project taking a holistic approach to addressing Nigeria's significant energy access challenges by replacing diesel generators with scalable, renewable energy systems tailored to underserved communities. With over 85 million Nigerians lacking access to energy, and 34 million SMEs reliant on costly dies...

The Gas Network Evolution Simulator (GNES) is an innovative project aimed at optimising the transition away from natural gas by using advanced Agent Based Modelling (ABM). GNES simulates the complex interactions between stakeholders such as Gas Distribution Networks (GDNs), Electricity Networks, consumers, and policymakers. It analyses economic, social, a...

Nigeria has the world's largest energy access deficit with over 85 million people without access to energy. Current technological methods of bridging the energy access gap mainly revolve around the deployment of mini-grids and solar home systems. Mini-Grids fall short of solving this problem due to low utilisation rates and the high cost of establishing a...

Let Zero is a project designed to help UK local authorities tackle the issue of poor housing conditions in the Private Rented Sector (PRS), including damp and mould and high carbon emissions. The project will develop an AI-enabled end-to-end solution incorporating an easily-accessible 'One-stop Shop' to support private landlords (especially in fuel-poor a...

**Challenge:** 45% of Nigerians have no access to electricity, while even areas with access face dismal levels of reliability. Frequent blackouts stifle industry, disproportionately impact poorer groups and women business owners and harm the economy. The use of fossil-fuel-powered generators to bridge the deficit in supply is costly and detrimental to air...

**Summary**: Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS) will produce a place based, whole systems, replicable and scalable model for decarbonisation of mixed-tenure terraced housing. It will support energy transition for left behind communities, reduce bills by over 80%, develop a solution for the hardest to decarbonise homes and provide a model for even the smalles...