Five things we learned from EnTech 2019
Current±’s editorial reflects on the inaugural EnTech Conference in London, unpicking five of the key takeaways from the two-day event.
Articles tagged with: dso
RIIO-2 must be 'responsive' as DSO transition continues with increasing urgency
There is still a "long way to go" in the transition from DNOs to DSOs, but if the incentives are set up right within the regulations, it will “drive the culture” of the networks.
WPD improves flexibility provision through AI-boosted load forecasting
Western Power Distribution (WPD) becomes the latest to employ artificial intelligence (AI) to boost the accuracy of its forecasting.
Smarter Grid Solutions eyes European expansion after dynamic curtailment success
Smart Grid Solutions (SGS) is to expand into Europe after a successful ‘dynamic curtailment’ trial in Germany.
Future Worlds and the Internet of Energy: ENA unveils visions of the UK’s future power landscape
The Energy Networks Association’s (ENA) Open Networks project has published its blueprint for a future Internet of Energy in the UK, seeking out the most desirable ‘Future World’ of electricity distribution and transmission.
Northern Powergrid unveils terms of DSO transformation, launches customer flexibility plan
Distribution network operator (DNO) Northern Powergrid has unveiled a widespread DSO transition plan and launched an expression of interest for customers to provide network flexibility from next winter.
SSEN pockets £300,000 as just one LCNF reward is issued
Scottish and Southern Energy Networks (SSEN) has been granted a £300,000 reward under the Low Carbon Networks Fund for its My Electric Avenue project.
'Time is the enemy': UKPN commits to 'flexibility first' approach in new roadmap
UK Power Networks has laid out its vision for a ‘flexibility first’ approach in the coming years, including procuring a forecast 206MW in place of network reinforcement.
Network nationalisation could disrupt the low carbon, smart transition say energy networks
Renationalisation of the UK’s energy networks could disrupt the low carbon, digital transition underway across the sector and fall short of delivering more renewable generation, according to the sector’s leading trade body.