Energy regulator Ofgem has officially approved grid connections reform that will remove ‘zombie’ projects from the queue and connect renewable energy projects that are most needed.
Energy regulator Ofgem has moved forward plans to accelerate grid connections with a new connections system due to come into force from spring this year.
For the next phase of its grid connections reform, the UK National Energy System Operator (NESO) will 'pause' new grid connection applications from 29 January.
We hear from law firm Freeths about the latest on the National Energy System Operator's (NESO's) grid connection queue reforms, which will completely rewrite the system for connecting projects to the grid.
The UK’s National Energy System Operator (NESO) has unveiled its Grid Connection Simulation Tool as part of its efforts to increase the speed of grid connections.
Spatial analytics and software firm Advanced Infrastructure and Ireland’s Distribution System Operator (DSO) have announced a joint innovation project to speed up the connection application process.
The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has released figures suggesting that, since it launched its Strategic Connections Group, electricity network operators (ENOs) have removed 10GW of “zombie” projects from the connections queue.
Ofgem has published an open letter providing an update on the processes it is undertaking to progress key initiatives from the November 2023 Connections Action Plan (CAP).
