Britons to be Paid to Not Use Electricity Between 5pm and 6pm on Monday
More than a million UK households will be offered money for them to cut their electricity use between 5pm and 6pm on Monday.
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More than a million UK households will be offered money for them to cut their electricity use between 5pm and 6pm on Monday.
The grid has had to take unusual measures to ensure stable supply, but experts say it shows the system is working.
UK’s National Grid has activated a new scheme for incentivizing energy saving, and will pay customers if they use less energy at peak hours
Britain's National Grid said it would pay customers to use less power on Monday and Tuesday evenings this week, the first time it has used a new scheme designed to help prevent power shortages.
The grid operator manages supply and demand around the clock.