This report explores the critical role of flexibility in the ongoing transformation of the Great Britain power system toward Clean Power 2030, and the broader net zero target.
Using insights from transaction cost economics, this review adapts a theoretical model to analyse the contractual arrangements underpinning both local energy markets, the delivery of flexibility services therein, and the end-to-end process of flexibility service delivery.
New UKERC modelling is assessing the interactions between transmission build-rates and the possible introduction of zonal pricing in the British electricity market. It cautions that investors currently face high uncertainty, and considerable volume of sales risks, with a material impact on renewable energy auctions that are essential for meeting clean power 2030 targets.
UKERC Researcher Callum MacIver talked to BBC Scotland about zonal pricing on Friday 28th March on…
In this webinar, lead authors of the International Energy Agency’s Energy Efficiency 2024 report…
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