Cornwall Insight warns of risk of RO mutualisation
The risk of Renewable Obligation (RO) mutualisation has grown, as the supply market continues to be challenging.
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National Grid looks to increase offshore wind potential through cooperation with Dutch operator TenneT
National Grid Ventures and Dutch transmission system operator TenneT have signed a cooperation agreement to link Dutch and British offshore wind farms to the energy systems of both countries.
Britain’s first smart grid to open to connection applications again
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has called for new renewable generation and storage connection applications to be added to its smart grid on Orkney.
New BM IT interface goes live with Tesla as first user
National Grid ESO has introduced a new interface for the Balancing Mechanism (BM) in a bid to make it simpler for smaller participants to join.
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Green Finance Institute launches Zero Carbon Heating Taskforce to unlock investment
The Green Finance Institute has launched a Zero Carbon Heating Taskforce, to develop a portfolio of financial solutions to unlock investment in the sector.
“Careful planning” and monitoring of financials is helping People’s Energy to thrive in the turbulent supply market.
Over one million smart meters installed so far in 2020
Over one million smart meters have been installed so far in Great Britain this year according to data from ElectraLink.
Hitachi abandons 2.9GW Wylfa Newydd nuclear project
Hitachi has pulled out of the troubled Wylfa Newydd nuclear project in Wales, citing the changed investment environment caused by COVID-19.
BP teams up with Microsoft in co-innovation effort for digital solutions
BP has announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft, with the two set to collaborate on further digital transformation in energy systems.