What is a Social Licence to Automate?
What is a Social Licence to Automate, and how might it help deliver an equitable distribution of the benefits from automated demand-side management technologies?
What is a Social Licence to Automate, and how might it help deliver an equitable distribution of the benefits from automated demand-side management technologies?
Radio Teleswitching Services (RTS) are being withdrawn from June 2025. Landlords and tenants impacted by RTS withdrawal need to act quickly. This article explains the options.
Martin Rinvolucri has recently joined Connected Response as Business Development Manager. Martin is focussed on building relationships with local authorities and social housing landlords and
Toby Hocking Originally working with Connected Response on a part-time basis, Toby has been a full-time member of the team for just over twelve months.
Connected Response’s parent company, Warmworks, has been successful in its bid to deliver the next phase of the Scottish Government’s £728m national programme to improve the homes of people living in fuel poverty.
Wheatley Homes Glasgow is almost half-way through a trailblazing programme to transform the heating and hot water experience for 10,000 of its tenants
Bob and Margaret Batty from Oban have embraced a number of technologies, including HeatSage, to significantly reduce the heating and hot water costs on their bungalow.
ALIenergy is a fuel poverty and sustainable energy charity. It helps residents in Argyll, Lomond and Islands to combat fuel ppverty
Connected Response has won a grant from Innovate UK to help it bring its HeatSage technology to properties in rural communities away from the gas network.
What is a Social Licence to Automate, and how might it help deliver an equitable distribution of the benefits from automated demand-side management technologies?
Radio Teleswitching Services (RTS) are being withdrawn from June 2025. Landlords and tenants impacted by RTS withdrawal need to act quickly. This article explains the options.
Martin Rinvolucri has recently joined Connected Response as Business Development Manager. Martin is focussed on building relationships with local authorities and social housing landlords and
Toby Hocking Originally working with Connected Response on a part-time basis, Toby has been a full-time member of the team for just over twelve months.
Connected Response’s parent company, Warmworks, has been successful in its bid to deliver the next phase of the Scottish Government’s £728m national programme to improve the homes of people living in fuel poverty.
Wheatley Homes Glasgow is almost half-way through a trailblazing programme to transform the heating and hot water experience for 10,000 of its tenants
Bob and Margaret Batty from Oban have embraced a number of technologies, including HeatSage, to significantly reduce the heating and hot water costs on their bungalow.
ALIenergy is a fuel poverty and sustainable energy charity. It helps residents in Argyll, Lomond and Islands to combat fuel ppverty
Connected Response has won a grant from Innovate UK to help it bring its HeatSage technology to properties in rural communities away from the gas network.