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A year in the life of DSOs | Visibility and open data

A year in the life of DSOs | Visibility and open data

To get the most value from their assets, both electricity distribution networks and their customers need to know how they are being utilised and where spare capacity is available. Tom Grimwood looks at how distribution system operators (DSO) have been working to improve visibility over their networks and make this information accessible to others.

1 year ago

Who will Ofgem choose as market facilitator?

1 year ago

Can DSOs put the customer first?

1 year ago

Powering change on local networks

1 year ago

Let’s talk about flex 

1 year ago

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EU regs are blocking demand-side flexibility

2 years ago

Retailers demand detailed ANM data from networks

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Another record high price expected in T-4 capacity auction

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Scottish Power launches flexibility app

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Demand Flexibility Service to go live for first time this winter

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Experts split on size of long duration storage target

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SSEN seeks new flexibility market platform

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UK battery storage firm Statera snapped up by Swedes

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In demand: Why the DFS needs to deliver

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Ofgem throws weight behind locational pricing

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Electricity North West launches £7m flexibility tender

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Ofgem approves change to TNUoS charge for boundary connections

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Demand Flexibility Service given green light

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Octopus: ESO has put ‘handbrake’ on household flexibility

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Transmission credits could attract storage to areas with surplus power

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Ofgem risks capacity unless DFS approved now

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ESO to introduce greater price competition for DFS tests

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Code of conduct to keep flexibility providers in check

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‘Watershed moment’ as aggregators granted access to wholesale market

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Calls for energy flexibility building metric

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