Following on from last month's Current± Briefings webinar, we caught up with OVO Drive's Chris Russell to ask some of the questions on V2G services, residential charging and frequency services.
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How V2G technologies can provide frequency services
In the most recent Current± Briefings webinar, Current± caught up with Chris Russell, managing director of OVO Drive, to discuss Project Sciurus and the potential for scaling up V2G.
Potential for scaling vehicle-to-grid ‘feels imminent’ as new opportunities open up
The introduction market-wide half hourly settlement, the opening up of the Balancing Mechanism and a significant code review being implemented from 2023 represent new opportunities vehicle-to-grid (V2G).
Current± Briefings: The potential of V2G for frequency services
We’re thrilled to announce the next in our new webinar series, with OVO Drive’s Chris Russell set to join us for Current± Briefings: The potential of V2G for frequency services.
How long can Dynamic Containment remain an economic hard hitter?
In the most recent Current± Briefings webinar, we caught up with Habitat Energy's Mike Ryan to discuss when the tipping point of Dynamic Containment prices will be.
Habitat Energy on maximising revenue streams as Dynamic Containment fills up
Following the Current± Briefings: The future of Dynamic Containment webinar, we take a look at when the tipping point will be for the post-fault service.
Current± Briefings: The future of Dynamic Containment
We’re pleased to announce the second in our Current± Briefings webinar series will welcome Mike Ryan from Habitat Energy to discuss the future of Dynamic Containment.
Following the first Current± Briefings, we asked Elexon's metering manager Iain Nicoll more of the audience's questions on how P375 works with DSR, metering standards and the potential impact of EVs.
Elexon looks to go ‘one step beyond’ with P375 BSC modification
Visibility issues at the boundary point led to the P375 Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) modification P375 being raised last year, with administrator Elexon looking to go "one step beyond" previous modifications to allow individual asset meters to be used for settlement purposes.