Energy flexibility

Expert view: Introducing the ‘Substations of the Future’ competition

Co-locating hybrid tech: does it always stack up?

BEIS holds off on requiring Capacity Market units to join Balancing Mechanism

ESO and UKPN complete trials of distributed reactive power market

Utility Week Explains: decision analytics for net zero and ESG

Carbon impacts need to be baked into flexibility markets

DNOs seek funding for heat, flexibility and local energy projects

Challenge and change at the Utility Week Future Networks Conference

Changes to network fees will slash value of V2G charging

Data and digitalisation requirements for the energy transition

The race to be the next “Amazon” of the energy sector – understanding opportunity and risk

Emergent Energy admitted to regulatory sandbox to trial green microgrids

Six of the best: accelerating the energy transition

Imagining the system operator of the future

Enhanced flexibility could save up to £16.7bn per year by 2050

SPEN develops smart phone app to identify network assets

Energy sector ‘requires deep digitalisation’

WIMES, Ecodesign and the quest for higher standards

As governments, economies and industries are challenged with meeting Net Zero by 2050, the UK water industry has gone a step further and pledged its own deadline of 2030. In doing so, it has set a standard against which other industries should be measured. Such impressive targets won't be met without innovation, work, and a healthy dash of legislation though, as ABB's Rich Gee explains.

The state of storage

Black start contracts awarded for northern regions