BSC data now presumed open to assist net zero progress
All Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) data is now presumed open, allowing individuals to request it be made openly available even if they are not a BSC Party.
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EVA England calls for government-mandated roaming as survey reveals charger shortcomings
Roaming and standardised payments are still falling behind public expectations, with the Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) England calling on the government to mandate change.
WPD hails ‘unprecedented’ engagement for latest future energy scenarios projection
Western Power Distribution (WPD) has released its latest mapped projection of how the energy network of the future will look across its service area.
Current± caught up with the ENA's head of innovation and development Randolph Brazier to discuss the importance of data in the electrification of transport, visibility of EV chargers and the need for the government's Rapid Charging Fund.
Consortium of global power system operators launched to help cut worldwide emissions by 50%
Power system operators from across the world, including National Grid ESO, have teamed up to launch a consortium dedicated to reducing emissions.
WPD publishes first wave of standardised network data in 'substantial milestone'
Western Power Distribution (WPD) has released the first wave of electricity distribution network data using the Common Information Model (CIM).
FES 2020: Digitalisation, open data identified as 'critical' as net zero placed at the heart of new scenarios
National Grid ESO has published its 2020 Future Energy Scenarios (FES), marking a significant shift as it replaces three of these scenarios with net zero compliant ones.
WPD opens up its mapped data for future energy scenarios across network
Western Power Distribution (WPD) has shared its mapped data of future energy scenarios for the first time.
Current± spoke to Energeo's CEO, Ian Dee, about enabling remote surveying through geospatial big data, open data and operating as a digital business.