Low carbon energy sources, including renewables and nuclear, generated 54% of Britain’s electricity between 31 October and 18 December, saving British households over £5.7 billion during this period, said RenewableUK.
The next Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) test will take place this evening (23 December), with National Grid ESO putting out a call for 100MW per half an hour.
In the second in our Current± Predicts series, Robert Buckley from Cornwall Insight and Fintan Devenney and Phil Hewitt from EnAppSys share their views on what 2023 holds in store for the energy transition.
The “Power Move” Trial, facilitated by OVO Energy, has revealed that the UK could save £95.4 million if households switched to using energy at off-peak times.
On Monday, the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy launched a new consultation into key changes to the upcoming Contracts for Difference (CfD) Allocation Round 5 (AR5).
Building on the discussion in the first of Current±’s two webinars with Enel X, on 19 January we’ll take a look at how companies can mitigate high transmission costs by taking advantage of the capacity market.
The framework of the UK’s EV charging infrastructure is experiencing ongoing analysis alongside schemes set to help tackle the disconnect between chargepoint availability and accessibility. Current± rounds up the top EV story of the week.
