Ofgem fast-tracks tool to boost flexible energy market participation

Stuart Stone
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Launch date for system designed to make it easier for aggregators to register flexible assets is brought forward by a year to 2027

Ofgem has pulled forward the launch date for a new system designed to boost participation in the flexible energy market by a year to 2027, in a move designed to increase the number of flexible tariffs...

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