Matthew Aylott

Policy Fellow @Csap - Centre For Science And Policy, University Of Cambridge

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Policy Fellow @Csap - Centre For Science And Policy, University Of Cambridge

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Exploring how we can better engage consumers and industry in the transition away from fossil fuel heating, and deliver a more equitable transition that minimises the cost to the public. Also exploring the technical challenges around decarbonising the UK housing stock and ensuring the electricity network is resilient to the increasing demands placed on it by the electrification of heat and transport.

EDUCATION

2005 — 2006

University of Leicester

MSc, Environmental Informatics

2006 — 2010

University of Southampton

PhD, Impacts of Climate Change on Tree Growth in the UK

2002 — 2005

University of Reading

BSc, Environmental Science

SKILLS

PolicyScientific WritingBioenergyBiofuelsEnergy PolicyEnergy EfficiencyScienceClimate ChangeSustainabilityEnvironmental AwarenessNuclearSustainable DevelopmentRenewable EnergySolar EnergyEnergyEnvironmental IssuesBiomass

ABOUT MATTHEW AYLOTT

Senior policy advisor with nearly 20 years’ experience advancing energy and climate policy across government, industry, and academia. As Electrification of Heat Strategy Lead at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, I lead the development and delivery of policies to accelerate the UK’s transition to low carbon energy systems.Prior to joining the Civil Service, I advised on consumer-focused energy policy at Which? and led engagement between researchers and policymakers at the UK Energy Research Centre. I hold a PhD from the University of Southampton, where my research explored the impacts of climate change on forest growth, and I’m a Policy Fellow at the University of Cambridge Centre for Science and Policy.I’m driven by a commitment to decarbonisation and passion for evidence-led policymaking.

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