Ofgem appoints Elexon to oversee burgeoning flexible electricity market

Michael Holder
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Britain's energy regulator pushes forward with efforts to support growing UK market for flexible grid technologies such as electric vehicles and heat pumps

Britain's energy regulator has today set out fresh proposals aimed at building greater flexibility into the power grid, in a bid to better support the accelerating roll out of renewables, heat pumps, electric...

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