Gateshead district energy scheme signs deal for £1m flexible power boost

Madeleine Cuff
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New partnership with Flexitricity will see 4MW energy scheme net extra cash by responding to fluctuating demand patterns on the national grid

A 4MW district energy scheme in Gateshead, County Durham, has signed a deal with demand response firm Flexitricity to allow its power to be dialled up or down in response to peaks and troughs in national...

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