| 4299 - 4300 |
Managing energy in the built environment: Rethinking the system
Beddington J |
| 4301 - 4301 |
Introduction to Section 1 - Electricity generation
[Anonymous] |
| 4302 - 4309 |
Making a material difference in energy
Driver D |
| 4310 - 4316 |
Clean fossil-fuelled power generation
Oliver T |
| 4317 - 4322 |
Carbon capture and storage
Gibbins J, Chalmers H |
| 4323 - 4330 |
Generation-IV nuclear power: A review of the state of the science
Abram T, Ion S |
| 4331 - 4334 |
Fusion
Smith CL, Ward D |
| 4335 - 4335 |
Introduction to Section 2 - Energy distribution and storage
[Anonymous] |
| 4336 - 4341 |
Efficiency trends in electric machines and drives
Mecrow BC, Jack AG |
| 4342 - 4345 |
Superconductors in the transmission of electricity and networks
Jones H |
| 4346 - 4351 |
Adaptive intelligent power systems: Active distribution networks
McDonald J |
| 4352 - 4355 |
Energy-storage technologies and electricity generation
Hall PJ, Bain EJ |
| 4356 - 4362 |
Hydrogen and fuel cells: Towards a sustainable energy future
Edwards PP, Kuznetsov VL, David WIF, Brandon NP |
| 4363 - 4367 |
Energy storage: The route to liberation from the fossil fuel economy?
Hall PJ |
| 4368 - 4373 |
New technology and possible advances in energy storage
Baker J |
| 4375 - 4375 |
Introduction to Section 3 - Renewable energy
[Anonymous] |
| 4376 - 4382 |
Enabling science and technology for marine renewable energy
Mueller M, Wallace R |
| 4383 - 4389 |
Bioenergy for heat and electricity in the UK: A research atlas and roadmap
Taylor G |
| 4390 - 4396 |
Photovoltaic technologies
Bagnall DM, Boreland M |
| 4397 - 4400 |
Wind power as a clean-energy contributor
Tavner P |
| 4401 - 4405 |
What are the barriers and incentives for community-owned means of energy production and use?
Walker G |
| 4406 - 4409 |
Biofuels and the biorefinery concept
Taylor G |
| 4411 - 4411 |
Introduction to Section 4 - Energy demand management
[Anonymous] |
| 4412 - 4418 |
How to change attitudes and behaviours in the context of energy
Owens S, Driffill L |
| 4419 - 4426 |
Demand side management: Benefits and challenges
Strbac G |
| 4427 - 4433 |
Technologies to achieve demand reduction and microgeneration in buildings
Hinnells M |
| 4434 - 4443 |
Enabling technologies for industrial energy demand management
Dyer CH, Hammond GP, Jones CI, McKenna RC |
| 4444 - 4448 |
Enabling technologies for demand management: Transport
Smith RA |
| 4449 - 4453 |
Promoting household energy conservation
Steg L |
| 4454 - 4459 |
Re-materialising energy use through transparent monitoring systems
Burgess J, Nye M |
| 4461 - 4461 |
Introduction to Section 5 - Energy-efficient buildings
[Anonymous] |
| 4462 - 4470 |
State of the stock-What do we know about existing buildings and their future prospects?
Ravetz J |
| 4471 - 4474 |
Energy, equity and the future of the fuel poor
Roberts S |
| 4475 - 4481 |
Regulatory standards and barriers to improved performance for housing
Lowe R, Oreszczyn T |
| 4482 - 4486 |
Altering existing buildings in the UK
Roberts S |
| 4487 - 4501 |
Does demolition or refurbishment of old and inefficient homes help to increase our environmental, social and economic viability?
Power A |
| 4503 - 4503 |
Introduction to Section 6 - Decentralised systems
[Anonymous] |
| 4504 - 4508 |
Centralised and distributed electricity systems
Bouffard F, Kirschen DS |
| 4509 - 4513 |
The implications of an increasingly decentralised energy system
Wolfe P |
| 4514 - 4517 |
Decentralised systems and fuel poverty: Are there any links or risks?
Walker G |
| 4518 - 4521 |
What changes, if any, would increased levels of low-carbon decentralised energy have on the built environment?
Keirstead J |
| 4522 - 4526 |
Combined heat and power in industry and buildings
Hinnells M |
| 4527 - 4531 |
Regulatory frameworks for decentralised energy
Woodman B, Baker P |
| 4533 - 4533 |
Introduction to Section 7 - Innovative construction and built form
[Anonymous] |
| 4534 - 4538 |
New build: Materials, techniques, skills and innovation
Glass J, Dainty ARJ, Gibb AGF |
| 4539 - 4543 |
Future proof construction-Future building and systems design for energy and fuel flexibility
Pitts A |
| 4544 - 4547 |
What is the relationship between built form and energy use in dwellings?
Wright A |
| 4548 - 4551 |
Strategies for the modification of the urban climate and the consequent impact on building energy use
Davies M, Steadman P, Oreszczyn T |
| 4552 - 4557 |
Effects of climate change on the built environment
Roberts S |
| 4558 - 4562 |
Designing urban spaces and buildings to improve sustainability and quality of life in a warmer world
Smith C, Levermore G |
| 4563 - 4567 |
Infrastructure challenges for the built environment
Roberts S |
| 4569 - 4569 |
Introduction to Section 8 - The regulatory context
[Anonymous] |
| 4570 - 4574 |
Mapping out the regulatory environment and its interaction with land and property markets
Adams D |
| 4575 - 4579 |
A low-carbon future: Spatial planning's role in enhancing technological innovation in the built environment
Crawford J, French W |
| 4580 - 4583 |
The impact of EU policies on energy use in and the evolution of the UK built environment
Ekins P, Lees E |
| 4584 - 4589 |
Security of supply and regulation of energy networks
Jamasb T, Pollitt M |
| 4591 - 4591 |
Introduction to Section 9 - The economy and business
[Anonymous] |
| 4592 - 4599 |
How to support growth with less energy
Barrett M, Lowe R, Oreszczyn T, Steadman P |
| 4600 - 4604 |
Energy and economic growth: Grounding our understanding in physical reality
Ockwell DG |
| 4605 - 4609 |
The role of built environment energy efficiency in a sustainable UK energy economy
Clarke JA, Johnstone CM, Kelly NJ, Strachan PA, Tuohy P |
| 4610 - 4614 |
The case for a new energy research, development and promotion policy for the UK
Jamasb T, Nuttall WJ, Pollitt M |
| 4615 - 4617 |
What are the risk-related barriers to, and opportunities for, innovation from a business perspective in the UK, in the context of energy management in the built environment?
Fisk D |
| 4618 - 4620 |
Understanding business decision making on the environment
Gouldson A |
| 4621 - 4621 |
Introduction to Section 10 - Living in the built environment
[Anonymous] |
| 4622 - 4629 |
What are the energy and power consumption patterns of different types of built environment?
Ward IC |
| 4630 - 4632 |
Demographics, energy and our homes
Roberts S |
| 4633 - 4638 |
Risk, resilience, and environmentally sustainable cities
Coaffee J |
| 4639 - 4645 |
The energy and monetary implications of the'24/7''always on' society
Loveday DL, Bhamra T, Tang T, Haines VJA, Holmes MJ, Greene RJ |
| 4646 - 4651 |
What are the factors that could influence the future of work with regard to energy systems and the built environment?
Pratt AC |
| 4652 - 4656 |
Density and the built environment
Gordon I |
| 4657 - 4667 |
Science review of internal combustion engines
Taylor AMKP |
