DCC eyes smart meter innovation, ramped-up rollout with five-year plan
The Data Communications Company (DCC) has published a new five-year plan which it hopes will facilitate greater innovation and an accelerated rollout of smart meters.
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Leap and Google Nest pen deal for California demand response exchange
Google Nest thermostats are being incorporated into a domestic demand-side response programme in the US state of California.
Origami bolsters leadership team with new COO
Energy technology firm Origami has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of a new chief operating officer.
Energy sector must collaborate to realise full flexibility benefits
Equipment manufacturers, energy suppliers and technology companies must collaborate in order to realise the full benefits flexibility can offer, Kaluza has said.
Having dominated the energy supply market since it was privatised in 1990, UK energy retailers have witnessed their market share slide from north of 99% to 75%, and that rate only looks to increase. In the first of a series of long read articles to be published over the summer examining how the energy transition is impacting the supply market, Liam Stoker investigates the role home solar and storage systems are playing.
Flexitricity bids to 'revolutionise' DSR industry with BEIS-backed pilot
Flexitricity has partnered with eight organisations on a new trial which it says holds the potential to “revolutionise the demand side response industry”.
Kaluza and sonnen pen platform partnership to ramp-up grid flexibility
Energy tech firm Kaluza and battery storage manufacturer sonnen have penned a new partnership to introduce new flexibility onto the UK’s grid.
Tesco trials offering up fridges for frequency response
Tesco is trialling using refrigeration units to provide frequency response in a partnership with the University of Lincoln, IoT firm IMS Evolve and The Grimsby Institute.
Oil majors, telecomms firms lead interest in £50 million Social Energy fundraise
Energy companies, oil majors and telecommunications firms are among those eyeing up a potential investment in energy tech start-up Social Energy.