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NIC calls for raft of regulatory changes

The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has called for a raft of regulatory changes to create a level playing field that would allow energy storage and demand flexibility to ensure security in the UK’s future low-carbon energy system.

9 years ago

Haven Power slams transmission charges

9 years ago

Building a case for batteries

9 years ago

EDR scheme needs ‘thorough review’: SP Transmission

9 years ago

Scottish Power moves forward with £2.5bn offshore windfarm

9 years ago

SPEN: Renewable subsidy cuts could alter reinforcement plans

9 years ago

The rise of the batteries

9 years ago

Interview: Matthew Bell, chief executive, Committee on Climate Change

9 years ago

GDNs could threaten success of smart meter rollout, says EDF

9 years ago

UKPN secures largest EIB loan by a UK distribution company

9 years ago

British Gas slams ‘leading’ price control consultation

9 years ago

Game changer: sealing the deal

9 years ago

Connection customers could face upfront fees for quotes

9 years ago

Ofgem: Innovation could shorten price control period

9 years ago

Decc backs transmission competition despite industry concerns

9 years ago

Game changer: smooth operations with CNIguard

9 years ago

EVs are stable energy storage asset, says Innovate UK

9 years ago

Energy storage: five ways to boost deployment

10 years ago

Npower calls on National Grid to give clear signals on storage

10 years ago

Opinion: grid level storage can’t be left to the DNOs

10 years ago