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National Grid posts success with Demand Flexibility Service - Vimarsana News

National Grid posts success with Demand Flexibility Service

Some 1.6 million homes and businesses took part in the UK’s Demand Flexibility Service this winter, it has been confirmed, with plans in the works to potentially expand the scheme later this year.

Source: edie.net
Grid flexibility trials cut Britain's winter electricity use by 3.3GWh - Vimarsana News

Grid flexibility trials cut Britain's winter electricity use by 3.3GWh

National Grid ESO data shows 1.6 million homes and businesses took part in its inaugural Demand Flexibility Services over the winter period

1.6 million UK homes joined scheme to cut winter power demand - National Grid - Vimarsana News

1.6 million UK homes joined scheme to cut winter power demand - National Grid

Some 1.6 million British homes signed up to a scheme paying them to cut electricity use to help prevent power shortages last winter, saving over 3,300 megawatt hours of electricity, National Grid... | May 10, 2023

National Grid hints Demand Flexibility Service could take on expanded role - Vimarsana News

National Grid hints Demand Flexibility Service could take on expanded role

The National Grid’s Demand Flexibility Service (DFS), which was introduced last winter to help the UK cope with tight energy supplies, saved over 3,300MWh of electricity.

Source: theiet.org
OVO to end use of renewable energy certificates over greenwashing concerns - Vimarsana News

OVO to end use of renewable energy certificates over greenwashing concerns

OVO Energy will stop investing in renewable energy generation of origin (REGO) certificates, stating that this approach is not reducing energy sector emissions in the real world and risks misleading consumers.

Source: edie.net