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Advanced PVIncludes a wide range of organic, inorganic and hybrid thin film materials and applications with the potential to deliver energy at a much lower cost than conventional wafer-based silicon technology.
Alternative hydrocarbonsSynthetic hydrocarbons and gas to liquid technology.
Biofuels All uses of biomass as a transport fuel.
Biomass for electricityElectricity generation (including CHP) using biomass as a fuel.
Building control All methods to ensure that the right amount of heating, lighting or cooling is used at the right time and reaches the user as efficiently as possible.
Carbon Capture and Storage Includes all methods for separation, collection and long term storage of carbon dioxide.
Conventional PV Includes all wafer-based silicon and existing inorganic thin-film technologies.
Fuel cells: small staticFuel cells for stationary applications with output less than 50kW (excluding CHP).
Fuel cells: large staticFuel cells for stationary applications with output greater than 50kW.
Grid connection and balance of systemIncludes inverters and and equipment required to connect local generation equipment to the electricity grid.
Hydrogen for road transportHydrogen use in vehicles powered by fuel cells or internal combustion engines. Includes fuel cells for transport applications.
Improved road vehiclesImproved engines, hybrids and battery powered vehicles. Also includes vehicle lightweighting and other techniques to reduce emissions during the vehicle lifetime.
Industrial equipment generalDevelopment of equipment which can be applied in several industries.
Industrial process/system generalDevelopment of a process or system (involving a number of pieces of equipment) which can be applied in several industries.
Industry-specific equipmentDevelopment of equipment which is intended for one particular industry.
Industry specific processesDevelopment of a process or system (involving a number of pieces of equipment) which is intended for one particular industry.
Information systems for energy usersIncludes ‘advanced’ and ‘smart’ meters.
Large hydroHydroelectric schemes above 50kW
Large scale CHPCombined heat and power with electrical output greater than 50kW, excludes fuel cells at this scale.
LightingIncludes all light sources and lighting systems.
Onshore windOnshore wind generation of electricity at scales greater than 50kW.
Small hydroHydroelectric schemes less than 50kW
Small scale CHPCombined heat and power with electrical output less than 50kW, includes fuel cells at this scale.
Small scale windWind turbines with design electrical output less than 50kW.
Wave nearshoreWave devices not attached to the shore in water up to 50m deep.
Wave offshoreWave energy devices for water depths greater than 50m.
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