UK powers to new grid carbon intensity low of just 39g CO2/kWh
The UK recorded a new grid carbon intensity low last weekend, as the country enjoyed extensive periods of fifth carbon budget-compliant power generation.
Peer-to-peer energy trading could trigger earnings boon for DER, study finds
Peer-to-peer trading could enable those with distributed energy resources (DERs) to earn up to 37% more for their electricity, according to LO3 Energy.
Moixa and EO Charging unveil ‘revolutionary’ solar-plus-storage-plus-EV charging partnership
Energy technology firm Moixa and EV charging manufacturer EO Charging have collaborated on a “revolutionary” dedicated smart charging and home solar battery solution.
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Turn UK into global hub for AI-powered decarbonisation, letter urges
AI will be “essential” to managing a decarbonised, decentralised system, according to a letter penned by some of the industry’s leading energy groups.
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EO Charging grabs exclusive electric taxi supply deal for Scotland
EO Charging has been named as the London EV Company’s official charging partner in Scotland.
KiWi launches ‘first of its kind’ residential demand response pilot
KiWi Power is launching a demand side response pilot that will see 100 households incentivised to reduce demand at peak times.
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Alice Grundy speaks to Jim Scott, co-founder and chief product officer of Grid Edge, about the place commercial demand side response has in the energy system, how data can facilitate it and how the networks can support it further.
BP Chargemaster confirms chief executive departure
BP Chargemaster has confirmed that its chief executive David Martell has left the business.
Faraday Grid plunged into administration after funding bids fall short
Energy technology firm Faraday Grid has been plunged into administration after failing to find the funding needed to take it “to the next level”.