Create Local Authority Level Spatial Heat Model Outputs (FES 2022)

[slowe]

This will use data from Local Authority Level Spatial Heat Model Outputs (FES) which is by local authority and for the years 2020/2025/2030/2035.

• [x] Title to be updated with correct year (FES 2022) and changed to “Local Authority Level Spatial Heat Model Outputs (FES 2022)Visualisations”
• [x] Subtitle changed to “Explore the geographical differences in heating technologies within National Grid ESO’s Future Energy Scenarios 2022”
• [x] Same four scenarios (with Steady Progression renamed as Falling Short)
• [ ] A new drop down box titled “Choose a sector:” with the following options: “Commercial” subtitle: “Breakdown of space heating technologies in our FES 2022 scenarios in the commercial sector” + “Domestic” subtitle: “Breakdown of space heating technologies in our FES 2022 scenarios in the domestic sector”

[slowe]

Subtitle: “Stock Volumes”

• Air Source Heat Pumps (number of)
• Community heating schemes (number of)
• District Heating schemes (number of)
• Electric resistive (number of)
• Electric storage (number of)
• Ground Source Heat Pumps (number of)
• Gas boilers (number of)
• Oil Boilers (number of)
• Total – All Technologies (number of)
• Total- Heap pumps only (number of)

Subtitle: “Stock Proportions”

• Air Source Heat Pumps (Proportion)
• Community heating schemes (Proportion)
• District Heating schemes (Proportion)
• Electric resistive (Proportion)
• Electric storage (Proportion)
• Ground Source Heat Pumps (Proportion)
• Gas boilers (Proportion)
• Oil Boilers (Proportion)
• Total – All Technologies (Proportion)
• Total- Heap pumps only (Proportion)

Retain a “View by:” drop down, with the following options:

• Local Authority
• Country

Retain “Select Year ([year]):” options 2020, 2025, 2030, 2035, 2040, 2045, 2050

Retain year scroll

Retain Play and Pause animation buttons

Retain download option

Retain colour scale and adjust scale toggle as well as description of what adjusting to current year means.

Colour scheme retained

[slowe]

@jrgwhiteford What is the aim of the "Choose a sector" dropdown i.e. what will changing it do? Is the aim to make the list of parameters more manageable or something else?

[jrgwhiteford]

@slowe the data that we have provided in the past has been Domestic only. We are considering providing the equivalent data set for the commercial sector this year too - the parameter lists are identical. so the aim was to make the parameter list more manageable. If we decide not to share the commercial data then we will remove this drop down altogether.

[slowe]

@jrgwhiteford This will need quite a bit of thought/work because there are lots of potential issues around user interaction and code base implications depending on exactly how this would be implemented. I'm a bit reluctant to diverge from the existing code base and logical flow too much as we'd effectively be forking the code and making it harder to maintain. Are there other ways we could make the list more manageable? Could we try grouping things better in the existing list, first, to see if that helps?

[jrgwhiteford]

grouping things in the existing list first works for me

[slowe]

@jrgwhiteford There appear to be no "Total" files for "Proportion". Is that because they'd all be 100%?