GridBeyond takes ‘significant step’ in global growth expanding into Japan
British energy technology company GridBeyond has expanded into Japan thanks to a Memorandum of Understanding with engineering company and EPC contractor Chiyoda Corporation.
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FES: Britain could reach net zero by 2047 with a ‘coordinated approach’
National Grid ESO’s Future Energy Scenarios (FES) 2021 outline four different, credible pathways for the future of energy in Britain, details the transformation of the energy mix and flexibility, the residential sector and the transport sector.
Energy Systems Catapult seeks views on barriers to demand-side flexibility
The Energy Systems Catapult, alongside advisory firm CEPA, is to carry out a new study on energy price signals.
Bryt Energy's head of flexibility Chris Curry takes a look at the value proposition of demand side response to Britain's increasingly distributed energy sector.
Pure Planet and Lightsource Labs to unlock flexibility using VPP
Renewable energy supplier Pure Planet has announced a new partnership with Lightsource Labs to use its energy management technology to unlock flexibility.
DSR can reduce energy bills by 25% finds UK’s largest trial FLATLINE
Domestic demand side response (DSR) can reduce bills by 25%, the UK’s largest trial has found.
UKPN to create EV VPP following UK's largest flexibility tender
Octopus Energy and Ohme are among companies to have been awarded a contract for a new virtual plant (VPP) set to largely utilise electric vehicles (EVs).
Embedding flexibility could save £16.7bn by 2050, says Carbon Trust
Flexibility could deliver up to £16.7 billion in savings per annum in 2050 according to a new report from the Carbon Trust.
Caldera launches 'game-changing' flexible domestic heat battery Warmstone
British start-up Caldera is launching a new large-scale domestic heat battery, capable of providing low carbon heat by utilising excess renewable energy on the grid.