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Network innovation: revealing the path to smart grids

Network innovation: revealing the path to smart grids

Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) know networks will have to cope with electric vehicles, distributed generation and demand side response in the future. But the extent to which these technologies will benefit DNOs is only just becoming clear thanks to the Low Carbon Networks Fund. Lucinda Dann investigates.

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