Changes in Regulation Around Battery Storage

Wednesday 27th November 2019

14:30 - 15:00

Theatre : Strategy, Regulation & Compliance T4D1 Presentations

Recent changes in regulation mean that battery storage will be able to be metered separately to the MPAN, boundary meter. This will allow trading the services storage can supply, including grid leveling services, on a new marketplace. This session will explore the changes and how your sites could turn storage into a profit center.

Iain Nicoll Metering Team Leader
ELEXON

Lord Rupert Redesdale CEO
Energy Managers Association

Peter Frampton Market Architect
ELEXON

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