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| Types of stakeholder to be included under each challenge |
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| 1. Curbing energy waste and peak demand (which embeds a related challenge to use smart energy data to help manage network constraints) |
| Network operator (probably only WPD, but 2 or 3 people from WPD?) |
| Building management people |
| Smart device manufacturers (e.g. Nest) |
| Academics who study electricity networks |
| Academics who study energy demand |
| Smart Energy GB |
| Traditional energy efficiency companies? |
| Community energy people |
| DECC |
| 2. Enhancing the value of low carbon electricity generated in or near the city (which links to a related challenge of improving local system balancing/power matching within city) |
| Generators |
| Aggregators |
| Community energy people |
| Network operator |
| Heat networks people |
| Battery / storage people |
| Ofgem |
| DECC |
| 3. Using smart energy data and associated interventions to tackle cold homes/fuel poverty and the associated health and social challenges |
| Health people |
| Social services / adult care |
| Organisations supporting vulnerable people |
| Citizens Advice |
| HES team |
| CharIoT contacts |
| Toshiba (??) |
| Social Housing Providers (?) |
| 4. Capturing the economic benefits of a smarter energy city for the city (i.e. its people and businesses) (incl. business/employment development, smart energy data/services ‘cluster’ etc) |
| 5. Developing city energy system understanding at fine grain to enhance planning and operational capabilities at city level. |
