Demand Side Response – what next?
With the capacity market recently clearing at 77p/kW there are many market players wondering how they can monetise their assets in a market which only appears to be delivering diminishing…
Energy Management Trends 2020: What to Expect Next Year
Thursday 28th November 2019
12:30 - 13:30
Theatre : Best Practice, Career and Training T1D2 Presentations
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Members of the EMA Board of Directors, under the leadership of the EMA CEO, Lord Redesdale will be discussing the areas of growth and importance that energy managers should be looking out for in 2020.
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