In December 2019, Ofgem released their final decision on the Targeted Charging Review, officially confirming that is was bringing in the ‘Triad’ system.
The decision was made to bring in fixed residual charges for all households and businesses, as well as reform the embedded benefits of the system.
With this, the associated benefits from demand reduction core to the system will finally expire at the end of February 2023, leaving UK businesses to absorb yet another cost.
In the latest in our Current± Briefing’s series, we’re going to talk to Enel X about the attractive energy-related revenue opportunities that still exist to help mitigate the impact of rising costs.
Barry Hurst, head of Business Development and Mike Garland, head of Flexible Energy Solutions at Enel X will join us to the session on 24 November, to discuss the potential rewards associated with the energy flexibility markets and the eligibility criteria for participation.
It follows recent webinars in the series on grid integration, the Energy Price Guarantee, the future of Dynamic Containment and vehicle-to-grid technology. As well as sessions earlier in the year on EV smart charging, the emerging inertia market and how the energy crisis is impacting on the Capacity Market.
Register and find out more about Current± Briefings: Energy revenue opportunities for UK businesses post-Triads, sponsored by Enel X, here.
