Labour pledges public ownership of networks
The party’s manifesto argues that privatisation has “failed to deliver an energy system that delivers for people, businesses or our environment.”
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ENA launches next stage of innovation strategy plans
Energy Networks Association (ENA), representing the UK’s 15 gas and electricity transmission and distribution networks, is today (24 October) opening registration for two industry workshops on its Electricity Innovation Strategy to be hosted next month. The workshops, which are free to attend and will be held in Glasgow and London, have been designed to seek maximum input from stakeholders in shaping the future of network innovation.
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DSO concept is a ‘classic British fudge’
Policy-makers should instead implement a “distribution service provider” (DSP) model, which would not only see operators balance local networks but also facilitate markets for products and services and dispense data to market participants.
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Dieter Helm resurrects network-led smart metering argument
The smart meter programme started out as a good idea but is being “badly implemented”, said University of Oxford energy policy professor Dieter Helm. The decision to give suppliers responsibility for the roll out has “dogged the programme ever since”.
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Active network management from LV to HV
Its comprehensive and flexible Network Management platform scales from small substation deployment to large scale control centre deployment for wide area management.
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