Aaron Lally, head energy merchant at Kiwi Power talked to Current± about how companies are targeting trading, the dynamics of the battery industry and how COVID-19 is affecting it.
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Centrica LEM achieves ‘breakthrough’ as flexibility trading platform goes live
Centrica is lauding a ‘world first’ as its Local Energy Market (LEM) enables National Grid ESO and Western Power Distribution (WPD) to simultaneously procure flexibility from the same platform.
Erova boasts surging revenues, targets subsidy-free renewables growth
Energy trading firm Erova Energy has boasted a surge in revenues, setting its sights on subsidy-free renewables and merchant battery storage as it looks to grow further.
EDF, UKPN to trial residential flexibility in local energy market project
A local energy market (LEM) in Brixton is to provide UK Power Networks (UKPN) with flexibility services through residential solar and storage.
Interoperability, conflict management and settlement key considerations for local energy markets
Developers of local energy markets (LEMs) should take steps to future proof them in light of regulatory changes, the Energy Systems Catapult (ESC) said.
Habitat Energy lands battery deal as it targets industry leading portfolio
Battery asset optimisation firm Habitat Energy has landed a contract from Arlington Energy to manage a 40MW battery, as the former sets its sights on assembling a leading portfolio.
Toyota to launch ‘world first’ P2P trading pilot with V2G capability
Toyota is to conduct the ‘world's first’ peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading pilot to include EVs as a power supply, alongside The University of Tokyo and TRENDE.
Verv is a company intent on beefing up its offerings. Having secured £6.5 million in its latest fundraising drive, Alice Grundy speaks to chief executive Peter Davies about the tech firm's plans.
Alice Grundy speaks to David Middleton, head of commercial delivery at Origami Energy, about the importance of flexibility, the future of the UK’s energy system and the rise of the DSO.