British food firm serves up smart grid first

James S Murray
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Demand response specialist Flexitricity enables first company to take advantage of new real time grid balancing mechanism

Two batteries owned by Philip Dennis Foodservice have provided power to the grid in response to a call from National Grid ESO, taking advantage of newly-launched balancing mechanism (BM) wider access arrangements...

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