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Tessa Clark

Tessa has over 14 years of experience in the low-carbon energy sector in research, consulting and management roles and currently oversees the delivery function of LCP Delta’s Consulting Team including managing the Consulting Analysis team, directing a wide range of projects and supporting business development.

She works across a broad spectrum of new energy areas including the decarbonisation of heat, networks and customer insights. Tessa has led consulting assignments for policy clients, energy suppliers, gas and electricity network operators, and energy associations.

Tessa holds a BSc (Hons) in Geography and MSc in Ecological Economics, both from the University of Edinburgh. She holds an APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ).

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What role can heat pumps play in flexibility in the Netherlands?

October 12 2023
Tessa Clark
We recently carried out work with the Flexiblepower Alliance Network (FAN) to understand the opportunity for heat pumps to play in grid flexibility in the Netherlands. With over 300,000 heat pumps installed in the Netherlands, FAN was keen to understand the potential this pool of assets presents to flexibility services and what barriers might exist...
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Blog

Installing heat pumps: more key insights from the Electrification of Heat demonstration project  

May 23 2023
Tessa Clark
A couple of weeks ago I shared my thoughts on engaging consumers with heat pumps – lessons from the Electrification of Heat project1. In this blog, I share some learnings from the next stages of the project: surveying homes and installing heat pumps.   The project was successful in installing almost 750 heat pumps in homes...
BEISElectrification of Heatheat pumpsPartnership
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Blog

Engaging Households with Heat Pumps: Lessons from the Electrification of Heat Project

May 9 2023
Tessa Clark
Over the last three and a half years, LCP Delta have been delighted to be part of the Electrification of Heat demonstration project. Funded by BEIS (now the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero), the project installed almost 750 heat pumps to better understand the technical and practical feasibility of a large-scale rollout of...
BEISElectrification of HeatheatPartnership
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Project

Quantifying the heat flexibility gap

October 17 2022
Tessa Clark
The Heat Flexibility Gap project for Thermal Storage UK aims to quantify how much flexibility is to be required in 2035 as a result of the electrification of heat and transportation and the decarbonisation of the electricity supply. LCP Delta modelled power supply and demand at the GB level under different scenarios to optimise electricity...
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Project

Wales & West Utilities launch Energy Systems Toolkit, created with LCP Delta

October 13 2022
Tessa Clark
LCP Delta worked with Wales & West Utilities (WWU) to create a toolkit to support local authorities and other local organisations with net zero planning. The toolkit includes an accessible version of WWU’s 2050 Energy Pathfinder, a whole systems simulator which allows organisations to assess the carbon and cost implications of different energy scenarios. It...
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Blog

How can network operators support the vulnerable customer of the future?

April 29 2021
Tessa Clark
The energy transition will change the way customers use and interact with energy – opportunities to play a more active and important role will arise with the emergence of new products and services. As the electrification of heat and transport gathers pace, customers will also be increasingly reliant on electricity to meet their energy needs....
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