Top universities launch new £8m home energy data project

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Top universities launch new £8m home energy data project

University of Oxford and UCL to investigate how uptake of zero carbon technologies will impact future energy demand

The University of Oxford and University College London (UCL) have announced they are launching a new £8.7m research project dedicated to establishing a national energy data platform to facilitate the country's...

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