ENA brings more flexibility to the grid with contract update A new contract aims to offer more liquidity in local markets and bring energy bills down Image: Shutterstock The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has updated its standardised flexibility contract used across the energy sector to offer more transparency and increase accessibility. The flexibility procurement contract provides a consistent agreement across the country for those wishing to provide flexibility services to the networks. First announced in April 2020, the standard contract was created with input from distribution network operators (DNOs) and National Grid ESO. The key updates, which were announced today by the industry body, are designed to offer more transparency, unlock liquidity in local markets and reduce energy bills in the long term.