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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.

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Who will Ofgem choose as market facilitator?

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Smart meter installations fall to lowest level in years

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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.

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EDF implements AI-powered customer service platform

EDF is the latest retailer to put its trust in artificial intelligence (AI) to boost its customer service offerings. The energy company has announced that it will be implementing the Dynatrace platform to support its customer-facing services, including billing and account queries, meter reading submissions and online customer support engagements.

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Labour backs networks to take over smart meter rollout

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Four million ‘first gen’ smart meters not yet upgraded

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Smart meters have bigger consumption impact than anticipated

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Networks could supplement suppliers’ smart meter rollout

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