Flexibility response triggered by drop in grid frequency to 49.59Hz
Flexibility providers called on by National Grid ESO jumped into action last week in response to grid frequency falling to 49.59Hz.
Articles tagged with: limejump
Shell ‘refreshes strategy’ as it puts power sector in its crosshairs
Oil and gas major Shell has outlined an overhaul of its company strategy as it bids to take advantage of worldwide electrification.
Shell Energy boss pledges supply revolution as firm issues ‘statement of intent’
Shell Energy said its decision to rebrand was a “line in the sand” as it pledged to kick-start a consumer-facing revolution in the supply market.
‘Unprecedented’ events send UK power market into negative pricing for six hours straight
UK wholesale power prices dipped into negative pricing for more than six hours yesterday following an “unprecedented turn of events” in the country’s supply and demand profile.
Shell rebrands First Utility as Shell Energy, unveils renewables supply drive
Shell has rebranded First Utility as Shell Energy and switched all of its residential customers to 100% renewable power as it places the UK supply market firmly in its crosshairs.
Following Shell’s headline-grabbing acquisition of Limejump, Liam Stoker speaks to the latter’s chief executive about how the deal came about, what it means for the firm moving forward and, crucially, the energy transition in general.
Shell continues clean energy spending spree with Limejump acquisition
Shell has continued its spending spree in the clean energy space, this time acquiring London-based energy tech firm Limejump.
Limejump strikes solar PPA deal with NextEnergy Solar Fund
Energy aggregator Limejump has struck a deal with NextEnergy Solar Fund (NESF), one of the UK’s largest solar asset owners, to trade 120MW of PV generation.
Voluntary nature of demand side code of conduct debated as introduction nears
The upcoming publication of the Association for Decentralised Energy’s (ADE) Demand Side Response Code of Conduct has sparked discussion over whether the voluntary nature of participation will be enough to ensure good working practices.