'New chapter': NESO launches year-round Demand Flexibility Service

Stuart Stone
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Service that helped more than 2.6 million users save over 7,000MWh of electricity over the past two years is to be extended beyond winter months, NESO confirms

The National Energy System Operator (NESO) is to offer households and businesses the chance to earn financial rewards in return for shifting their electricity usage out of peak hours as part of a year-round...

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