Reports And Publications

The energy industry is awash with acronyms, so to help ensure all our members can fully participate in discussions we have collated all of the regularly used acronyms into one handy spreadsheet.

This paper focusses on the challenge of retrofitting UK homes to be fit for a net zero future. It stems from discussions in the Association’s Energy Efficiency Policy Working Group about the need for a clear and net-zero consistent approach to retrofit.

This paper contains policy proposals for the UK, Scottish, and Welsh Governments (‘the governments’) to create a national framework for decarbonizing heating and deploying energy efficiency solutions.

Here you can find a summary of some of the barriers to waste heat uptake on heat networks.

This page contains all of the information that the ADE has found that may be relevant for individuals and organizations involved in heat networks - we cannot guarantee it contains all of the relevant guidance.

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Householders are essential actors in the decarbonisation story – so they need to be placed firmly at the heart of discussions around the journey and the destination. This report explores the role that householders play in our current energy system, and how we can ensure that they are empowered to play an active role in a just energy transition.

Our infographic, published in part with Flex Assure, reveals the tangible benefits and potential for demand response in the UK.

This report examines the energy system as seen from the customer’s perspective, highlights the confusing puzzle of signals we currently have and contrasts it with a vision of where we need to be.

This guide for practitioners takes these findings and turns them into practical steps for people working in the fuel poverty and energy efficiency sectors.

Too often fuel poverty is thought of as an issue that only impacts older disabled people, but the reality is that fuel poverty blights the lives of disabled people of any age: from children, to adults of working age, to older people.