Networks.online caught up with the Energy Networks Association (ENA) members to examine how the coronavirus outbreak is currently affecting their frontline network representatives at an operational level.
How is coronavirus affecting the networks’ at an operational level? Read More »
Regulatory uncertainty, lack of visibility on returns, and technical challenges are impeding investment in flexibility services to support Britain’s electricity network as more renewables come online, according to the Energy Transition Readiness Index, which was commissioned by power management company Eaton and Drax.
Europe-wide survey scores GB low on electricity system flexibility Read More »
Let’s imagine we are now living with a smarter, cleaner grid. In this network utopia, much progress has been made electrifying transport and heating, with “smart systems” allowing much of the national fleet of electric vehicles (EVs) and heat pumps to adjust their demand patterns according to the capacity available on the network.
Dealing with a digitalised grid if the internet breaks down Read More »
The unprecedented pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic are putting energy networks’ resilience to the test but, while the industry’s first response has been commendable, the trial has only just begun and there are major challenges ahead.
Coronavirus: the networks react Read More »
