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SBRI: Automatic Asset Registration Programme - Phase 1 Feasibility Studies

Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Published 19 Apr 2022 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£2,000,000
Statusactive
Category (CPV) 71314000
Deadline20 May 2022
Contract start20 Jun 2022
Contract end20 Dec 2022
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-44304d83-4398-415b-9f3d-0e7d63fdbc8c

description

This SBRI Competition aims to support the development of innovative solutions for an automated secure data exchange process for registering small-scale energy assets and collecting and accessing small-scale energy asset data.

The Automatic Asset Registration (AAR) programme is a £2m funding opportunity to develop innovative Solutions that will facilitate digitalisation of the energy system. AAR will fund the development of innovative Solutions to replace manual registration of small-scale demand, generation and storage assets (such as heat pumps, EV charge points, solar PV and in-home/SME batteries) as well as the development of a Central Asset Register ("CAR"), capable of collecting and sharing energy asset data, once successfully registered.

This Competition forms part of the up to £65m Flexibility Innovation Programme.

AAR is specifically designed to help address the need for a digitised energy system. It will be delivered through a Small Business Research Initiative ("SBRI"), offering funding support to deliver a joined-up Solution to manual registration of small-scale energy assets.

Additional information:

If you wish to take part in this SBRI opportunity please visit the following website for further information on the competition and application process: www.gov.uk/government/publications/automatic-asset-registration-aar-programme

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