On Wednesday 5 April, National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) announced the completion of the first phase of its Stability Pathfinders program, which aimed to support the development and delivery of new technologies to generate important system characteristics, such as inertia.
On Wednesday 1 March, Ofgem published a call for input on the future of distributed generation flexibility.
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UK Power Networks announced that it has launched its biggest flexibility tender yet, aiming to free up energy capacity across the network to connect more renewables and low carbon technologies, while saving bill payers £400mn by 2028.
On Wednesday 16 November, REA published its Energy Transition Readiness Index (ETRI) report 2022, assessing the readiness of 13 European countries for the energy transition.