NEWS

Everoze’s work with Distribution System Operator (DSO) Western Power Distribution is a first for the industry, allowing a comparison of the carbon impacts of different local flexibility technologies.

Everoze has completed a study to provide the Scottish Government with a detailed review of issues and an evidence base for grid-scale battery projects which is relevant to policymakers, including sustainability, resource constraints and recycling, the impact on electricity systems, and issues for spatial planners.

All good things start with a dream, or so they say. As the Sustain-H trial wraps-up and Western Power Distribution announces its plans to commercially roll-out the Sustain-H service alongside publication of the Sustain-H Product Roadmap, Nithin Rajavelu shares his and the team’s top five learnings from the pioneering domestic flexibility trial.

In his previous blog, Benjamin Lock wrote about how energy efficiency can help avoid distribution network constraints, and why this unglamorous yet effective technology deserves more attention. Now it’s time to get a bit more specific. How much is domestic energy efficiency actually worth? And how do we unlock its potential?

Everoze was delighted to accompany EDF Renewables on its acquisition of start-up Pivot Power, along with its battery storage portfolio of over 40 sites (approx. 2GW total capacity).

Felicity Jones shares some surprising results from a recent domestic demand response trial, featuring optimisation from batteries, solar, heat & EV-charging. A great collaboration with GEO (Green Energy Options), EDF, UK Power Networks, KrakenFlex (formerly Upside Energy), HACT and Cambridge Energy Group.

The V2G Hub launched today – updating the results from our V2G Global Roadtrip report and makes it a live resource for the industry

We’ve all heard reduce, reuse, recycle applied to household waste. What about household energy? Have we be paying too much attention to shifting our consumption around with fancy flexibility services and neglecting the benefits of just using a bit less? Everoze Partner, Benjamin Lock explains why his answer to this is “Maybe”.

With many developers now working on solar+storage projects, it’s time to look more closely at specific business plans. In her latest articled published in PV Magazine, Everoze Partner Siobhán Green looks at three key questions.