National Grid ESO eyes domestic demand shifting following initial trials
National Grid ESO is eyeing increased demand side response, helping to keep the grid balanced and providing consumers with a route to cut their bills.
National Grid ESO is eyeing increased demand side response, helping to keep the grid balanced and providing consumers with a route to cut their bills.
Current± takes a look at the role of smart meters in energy security and what more needs to be done to enable time of use energy tariffs.
Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has partnered climate tech startup OakTree Power to implement a demand side response (DSR) solution at its City of London office.
Current± is running a snap webinar in response to the British energy security strategy, to discuss what opportunities it has created and to ask how achievable the ambitions set out within it are.
“This is the time for action,” National Grid ESO's executive director Fintan Slye has said, unveiling new measures to support the UK's energy system through the energy crisis.
The technical solutions needed to operate a net zero electricity system by 2035 are available or attainable, Regen has found, though a step-change in the level of investment is still needed.
GridBeyond is to develop a pipeline of behind the meter battery storage projects across the UK and Ireland, thanks to a project financing facility from Triodos Energy Transition Europe Fund.
The way the energy market is regulated must help accelerate the transition to a smart flexible, low carbon energy system.
Centrica and Mixergy have hit a 1MW of flexibility milestone in their rollout of electric hot water tanks.