School of Geography and the Environment

Building Market Transformation

BMT: Publications and Communications

Conference papers

• Hinnells, M. (2007) Transforming UK homes: achieving a 60% cut in carbon emissions by 2050 Proceedings, European Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy 2007 Summer Study, France
• Layberry, R. and Hinnells, M. (2007) Transforming UK non-residential buildings: achieving a 60% cut in CO2 emissions by 2050 Proceedings, European Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy 2007 Summer Study, France
• Hinnells M (2005) The cost of a 60% cut in CO₂ emissions from homes: what do experience curves tell us? [PDF: 319KB] Paper to BIEE conference, Oxford Sept 05,
• Boardman B, (2005) Policy Packages to achieve demand reduction. Paper to European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy ECEEE Summer Study, Mandelieu France.
• Boardman B, (2006) Creating a virtuous circle for climate change with consumers, manufacturers and sufficiency – Paper to EEDAL 06 (Energy Effiicency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting, London June 2006.
• Hinnells M, (2006) Aiming at a 60% reduction in CO2: implications for residential lights and appliances and micro-generation. [PDF: 198KB] Paper to EEDAL 06 (Energy Effiicency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting, London June 2006.
• Bertoldi P, Hinnells M, and Rezessy S (2006) Liberating the power of Energy Services and ESCOs in a liberalised energy market. [PDF: 204KB] Paper to EEDAL 06 (Energy Effiicency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting, London June 2006.
• Saxena S, Hinnells M (2006) Delivering 40% House: Can Energy Services Companies deliver low carbon new build homes? [PDF: 354KB] Paper to BIEE conference, Oxford Sept 06.
• Tuohy P., McElroy L., Johnstone C., Sustainable Housing: the impact of thermal mass, ventilation and insulation for a range of climates and occupancy scenarios, IBPSA, Montreal 2005 link
• Tuohy P., McElroy L., Johnstone C., Sustainable Housing: the use of simulation in design [PDF: 114KB]. Eurosun, Glasgow 2006 link

Reports

• Palmer J, Boardman B, Bottrill C, Darby S, Hinnells M, Killip G, Layberry R, Lovell H (2006) Reducing the environmental impact of housing. Final Report. Consultancy study in support of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution’s 26th Report on the Urban Environment.
• Hinnells MJ and Killip G, (2006) Towards a 60% reduction in CO2 from homes: Implications of recent ECI work for MTP Report to Defra’s Market Transformation Programme (available shortly)
• Darby S, (2006) The effectiveness of feedback on Energy consumption. A review for DEFRA of the literature on Metering, billing and Direct displays.
• UKERC and SDC (2005) Unlocking Energy Services. A joint workshop from UK Energy Research Centre and the Sustainable development Commission.
• Hinnells M (2006) Enabling technologies for demand reduction and microgeneration in buildings. The Office of Science and Innovation (OSI) Foresight Horizon Scanning energy project.
• Jones C, Hammond G (2006) Inventory of Carbon & Energy (ICE)
• Workshop report on BMT retail seminar

Presentations

• The Energy Institute. Beyond the 40% House – Wednesday 18 May 2005 Dr Mark Hinnells, Lower Carbon Futures Team, University of Oxford.
• Construction Industry Environment Forum (CIEF), 7 December 2005 (E5230) - Low carbon buildings: Best practice for new build and refurbishment Gavin Killip
• Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes (EEPfH)
• The Money Programme Brenda Boardman, June 2006
• How to achieve ‘A rated’ homes by 2020. Swindon Borough Council Renewable Energy Task Group, by Mark Hinnells, 11.1.07.
• Beyond 40% House: Transforming the market for buildings. Swindon Borough Council Renewable Energy Task Group, by Mark Hinnells, 11.1.07.

Academic posters

• Transforming UK homes: achieving a 60% cut in carbon emissions by 2050 - Mark Hinnells, Brenda Boardman, Sarah Darby, Gavin Killip, Russell Layberry. Displayed at: European Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy 2007 Summer Study, France
• Transforming UK buildings: achieving a 60% cut in carbon emissions by 2050 - Mark Hinnells and Russell Layberry. Displayed at: European Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy 2007 Summer Study, France