- Sophie Hartfield - team lead (part time, Strategy)
- Tom Counsell - calculator operability (part time, SIG)
- Michael Clark - power (Strategy)
- Neil Fleming - transport (Economics)
- Nazmiye Ozkan - Markal expert (seconded academic expert on Markal)
- Alistair Paul - bioenergy (part time, Strategy)
- Rees Howell - heat (part time, Strategy)
Responsibilities
- Ensuring team is joined up and delivers on time
- Whitehall clearance
- External stakeholders: considering what we want from them and contacting them to talk them through how the process will work
- Support in heat and bio meetings
- Calculator operability
- Power and heat network, transmission losses, district heat, fossil fuel indigenous production
- Wiki functionality
- The web tool
- Support in heat and bio meetings
Michael
- Power costs – getting agreement across Whitehall
- Identifying power sector stakeholders
- Power sector wiki
- Project planning
- Other (see list below)
- Heat costs (until 16th May)
Neil
- Transport costs – getting agreement across Whitehall
- Identifying transport sector stakeholders
- Transport sector wiki
- Keeping note of economic methodology issues
- Other (see list below)
Alistair
- Bioenergy costs – getting agreement across Whitehall
- Identifying bioenergy sector stakeholders
- Bioenergy sector wiki
Rees
- Heat costs – getting agreement across Whitehall
- Identifying heat sector stakeholders
- Heat sector wiki
Nazmiye
- Making the Calculator consistent with Markal
- Improving representation of industry
- Other (see list below)
- Improving Markal (e.g. updating some of the physical constraints assumptions in Markal with better assumptions from the Calculator).
Jan (some of this done by Nazmiye depending on Jan’s capacity)
- Industry costs – getting agreement across Whitehall
- Identifying industry sector stakeholders
- Industry sector wiki
Other - work that Alistair and Rees don’t need to get involved with:
- Getting the economic methodology signed off across Whitehall.
- Identifying the “bombs” in the analysis and drafting lines to take prior to Summer release.
- Testing the calculator for operability/bugs, any perverse/counterintuitive results and “bombs” and drafting the lines to take.
- Testing the wiki (if we use one).
- Peer reviewing the rest of the team’s spreadsheets.