demand side response

Quality assurance firm Resillion has launched the UK’s first demonstrations of interoperable demand-side response (DSR) and energy smart appliance (ESA) technologies designed to enhance grid stability.

GridBeyond has raised investment to extend its capabilities for “robotic” trading of energy assets and expand internationally, the company’s CEO has said.

SMS has started testing Interoperable Demand Side Response (IDSR) solutions as part of the UK government’s Flexibility Innovation Programme.

Energy regulator Ofgem yesterday (17 August) issued a call for input on how to engage domestic consumers in Demand Side Response (DSR).

National Grid ESO (ESO) has published its Future Energy Scenarios (FES) 2023 report presenting a number of credible proposals to create a clean energy system dominated by electricity.

The UK Government yesterday (4 May) launched a new programme offering up to £800,000 to help bring forward demand-side flexibility in the non-domestic energy market.

Data from Cornwall Insight’s independent research paper, Integrate to Net Zero, has shown that the widespread use of integrated energy solutions could save the UK’s wholesale energy market over £13 billion a year by 2035 - a 25% total cost reduction.

SMS is to develop new Demand Side Response (DSR) applications as part of the UK government’s Flexibility Innovation Programme.

In the third edition in our Current± Predicts series, Ben Nelmes from New AutoMotive and James McKemey from Pod Point share their thoughts one what the EV sector will look like over the next year.

​National Grid ESO is to run the third test of its Demand Flexibility Service tomorrow (30 November) from 17:30-18:30.