Jane Gray

Retailers demand detailed ANM data from networks

Shake up ahead for utilities payments

Time-of-use tariff growth will squash demand diversity, warn network leaders

The arrival of market-wide half-hourly settlement (MHHS) will bring an end to demand diversity and create new overloading risks for power networks, industry leaders have told Utility Week. An industry veteran and energy flexibility expert said that if MHHS leads to widespread uptake of new time-of-use tariffs – as many anticipate – then the price signals associated with these will substantially flatten out variations in demand and could lead to network overloads.

Industry leaders label MHHS as ‘lifeblood’ of energy transition

Water leaders fear severe climate impacts within decade

Reform for decarbonisation

Smarter assets for resilient infrastructure

Conquering complexity: utilities’ digital challenge

Through thick and thin

There may be trouble ahead