PODCAST: The UK’s green grid and behind-the-meter tech
This month’s episode of the Solar Media Podcast is now available to listen to, featuring conversation around a record month for the UK’s grid.
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Current± Predicts: The energy transition in 2020, part four
Current±’s series of predictions for 2020 continues, this time featuring insight from Flexitricity founder Alastair Martin and redT commercial director Ed Porter.
Great Britain must 'hone and optimise network flexibility', says Cornwall Insight
Great Britain must “hone and optimise network flexibility” as decarbonisation objectives ramp up, according to a new report from Cornwall Insight, called Market design amidst global energy transition.
Flexibility going to waste as consumers unaware of their DSR potential
Consumers simply aren’t aware of the value of their inherent energy flexibility, and more needs to be done to bring them up to speed and help them realise their potential.
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E-Flex vehicle-to-grid project broadens scope with Plymouth expansion
Cisco’s E-Flex vehicle-to-grid demonstration trial has expanded into Plymouth following a successful London launch earlier this year.
RedT, Open Energi clinch maiden vanadium flow grid services pre-qualification
Energy storage firm redT and technology specialist Open Energi are to use a vanadium redox flow machine to provide grid frequency response services for the first time.
On the back of a record-breaking stretch without coal-fired generation, Julian Leslie, head of national control at National Grid ESO, discusses how that feat was achieved at a system level, and how the ESO is preparing for zero-carbon power grid.
Consortium to deploy ‘energy system of the future’ in Orkney
A consortium of energy and technology companies is to deploy a virtual energy system in Orkney, aiming to establish the “energy system of the future” on the isles.
National Grid set for zero carbon power system operation by 2025
National Grid’s Electricity System Operator (ESO) function will be able to operate a zero carbon power system by 2025.