The ENA marked the close of the government and Ofgem’s call for evidence on a Smart Flexible Energy System by launching its TSO-DSO project to co-ordinate the development of processes, roles and responsibilities to ensure the best models are taken forward.
ENA launches project to aid evolution of network roles Read More »
The document was produced as part of the association’s open networks project – an industry initiative to establish the future roles and responsibilities of networks, and foster the creation of a smart grid.
ENA reveals roadmap for shift to DSO model Read More »
You’ll forgive me for starting this first round up with a few thoughts on Brexit and its undoubtedly enormous implications for all parts of British society and industry – including networks.
Editor’s weekly: Brexit should spur industry collaboration Read More »
The Low Carbon Networks and Innovation (LCNI) conference, now the energy networks’ de facto event for dissemination of findings from funded innovation schemes, took place last week on Electricity North West’s (ENW’s) patch.
Editor’s weekly: LCNI 2016 Read More »
Delays to key consultations on the future of the energy system rumble on.
Editor’s weekly: Political turmoil hampers innovation direction Read More »
The PNDC comprises bespoke testing, demonstration and simulation facilities for power network technologies.
Cisco invests in UK smart grid future Read More »
Siemen’s professor of energy systems at Newcastle University, Phil Taylor, said the UK has “diminished its ability to use interconnectors” for system balancing and made decarbonising our energy system harder.
Brexit ‘bad for smart grids’, warns academic Read More »
As a natural optimist, and of a generally sunny disposition (unlike the weather at time of writing) I strive to find the good in every situation. No matter my own personal views on our good Nation bidding adieu to the European Union, I am personally determined to make the best of each day, and to continue to do my utmost for my children’s future health and happiness.
Brexit won’t stop the rise of EVs Read More »
We have spent the last four decades developing approaches to policy, economic, environment, technology, society and our energy networks which consign each element to existence as a silo. In truth, they should be elements of a single, whole system view and today, a revolution is underway to realise this vision.
An introduction to smart energy dynamics Read More »
