What happens when there is no power?
Britain will have enough electricity to avoid disruption over the coming months, but National Grid ESO’s Winter Outlook 2021 warns supplies will be tighter than last year.
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National Grid ESO publishes Future Energy Scenarios 2021, its roadmap for decarbonising the UK’s electricity system.
Read More “Future Energy Scenarios 2021: Towards Net Zero” »
Electricity demand in Britain will continue to be low over the coming months, according to National Grid’s Summer Outlook 2021.
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Digitalisation is the top priority to transition to a cleaner energy system, according to National Grid ESO’s latest Innovation Strategy.
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Electricity network operator National Grid ESO releases its Winter Outlook 2020.
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National Grid ESO introduces new Dynamic Containment mechanism to help keep network frequency balanced.
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National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios 2020 report outlines the path towards zero carbon emissions by 2050, with renewables, energy storage, and electric vehicles all having crucial roles to play.
Read More “Future Energy Scenarios 2020: Britain Needs “Immediate Action” To Meet Net Zero Goal” »
Britain goes coal-free for more than two months… Is this trend likely to continue? And if so, what challenges does it pose our electricity network?
National Grid’s Summer Outlook explains the impact of coronavirus on the electricity network and the challenges posed by significantly lower demand for power than usual.
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What steps are Britain’s network operators taking to minimise the risk posed by the spread of coronavirus?
Read More “Keeping The Lights On During The Coronavirus Crisis” »
