Skilled in processing and analysing large #datasets? Have expert knowledge in #transport, #mobility or a related field? We have an exciting opportunity for a Research Associate to make a leading contribution to our research and #DataServices. Full details: ow.ly/BK4q50Sooq2

Absolutely this. Critical test for Labour's green credentials. If builders want quicker planning: * No gas in new homes * High EE standards And end the pointless debate about hydrogen for domestic heating while we're at it. theguardian.com/society/articl…

Yes, the Green Party needs to start making some tough decisions. Essential that renewable energy is cheap, and that means keeping transmission costs down.

For the latest #DataNews, #DataSets, #DataServices, events, free training and resources, #ImpactCaseStudies and recent publications, see the summer edition of UBDC's newsletter: ow.ly/y5ql50Szzwe

With the call for expressions of interest open until Monday 29 July, Dr. Sam Grant, Research Associate at UBDC, highlights existing and potential applications for the rich @Adzuna dataset to provide fresh insights into UK economic and #LabourMarket trends: ow.ly/Lb8b50SvPyY

Angus was out for a Whole House Assessment in this beautiful lush spot in Hyndland, Glasgow Book yours: retr.fit/p6th

UBDC Director Nick Bailey responds to The Climate Change Committee downgrading the estimate of progress with the installation of heat pumps: ubdc.ac.uk/news/how-many-…

How has licensing affected #ShortTermLets (STLs) in Scotland? Analysing data for #Glasgow and #Edinburgh, we compare the number of licenses issued with the number of STLs operating and ask if provision in the sector has fallen: ubdc.ac.uk/news/how-has-l… #UKRentalMarket

NEW research published today with Nesta shows how heat pumps could lower energy bills. At today’s energy prices, 1 in 4 Scottish households could have lower bills. This rises to nearly all households if the UK Government reforms energy pricing. 🏠 1/2 nesta.org.uk/report/explori…

Some important ideas here from Tim Leunig: get rid of Council Tax and Stamp Duty, and bring in some form of housing wealth tax. Looks like it would be a big step in the right direction.