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.
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War of words erupts over multi-billion-pound networks consumer reimbursement call
A war of words has erupted between Citizens Advice and the UK’s energy networks companies over calls for consumers to be compensated for what the charity has described as years of overcharging.
SSEN bids to bolster flexibility commitment with tech neutral methodology
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is bidding to ramp-up its commitment to flexibility services by devising a new, technology neutral methodology.
Piclo completes GB networks clean sweep with WPD flexibility deal
Flexibility platform provider Piclo has completed a clean sweep of Great Britain’s networks by signing up Western Power Distribution (WPD) to its Piclo Flex marketplace.
Ofgem assembles independent panel to scrutinise RIIO-2 business plans
Ofgem has established an independent panel of experts to challenge network companies’ business plans for RIIO-2.
ENA sets out four services for DNOs to use when managing network congestion
The Energy Networks Association has identified four real (MW) power services to meet the needs of distribution network operators (DNOs) when managing congestion as the market for local flexibility services continues to emerge.
UKPN bids to ‘supercharge’ network flexibility market with new roadmap, tender process
UK Power Networks (UKPN) has unveiled plans to revolutionise the way it procures flexibility and “supercharge” the services market.
Following last month’s decision from Ofgem to allow Western Power Distribution (WPD) to access smart meter data from consumers’ homes, head of innovation and development at the Energy Networks Association Randolph Brazier explains what use of this data could mean for the future energy system.
‘Fundamental flaws’: What networks operators said about RIIO-2
Ofgem has published much of the evidence submitted to its RIIO-2 consultation, with network operators largely rallying against a proposed cost of equity range that was beset by “fundamental flaws”.