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.
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Shell sets blockchain in its sights with LO3 investment
Shell is continuing its investment drive, this time backing US blockchain firm LO3 Energy.
National Grid ESO partners networks, Electron for blockchain-powered DER asset register pilot
National Grid ESO has partnered with two DNOs and energy tech firm Electron to collaborate on a shared generation and storage asset data register.
Toyota to launch ‘world first’ P2P trading pilot with V2G capability
Toyota is to conduct the ‘world's first’ peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading pilot to include EVs as a power supply, alongside The University of Tokyo and TRENDE.
Blockchain ‘evolving past a buzzword’ as ABB unveils new peer-to-peer energy trading pilot
Technology provider ABB has launched a blockchain pilot to examine how the technology could boost the role of solar in peer-to-peer energy trading and smart grids.
Verv is a company intent on beefing up its offerings. Having secured £6.5 million in its latest fundraising drive, Alice Grundy speaks to chief executive Peter Davies about the tech firm's plans.
Introducing EnTech±, the energy sector’s premier technology and innovation summit
Current± publisher Solar Media is delighted to announce the launch of EnTech±, a new series of events designed specifically to accelerate the tech and innovation transformation at the heart of the energy transition.
Verv secures £6.5 million investment to continue international push
Energy tech start-up Verv has raised £6.5 million in its Series A fundraising drive, with plans to continue its international expansion.
National Grid issues innovation ‘call to arms’ as system stability tops priority list
National Grid’s Electricity System Operator (ESO) unit has placed system stability at the top of its innovation priority list, while issuing a “call to arms” for the energy industry to collaborate further.