Renewable technologies | Battery Storage | Demand Side Response | Security of Supply
This theatre explores the challenges of balancing energy demand with supply while reducing costs and meeting carbon emissions targets. Grid modernisation is required to meet energy supply while disruptive technologies are empowering users to monitor and manage demand.
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Wednesday 24th November 2021 | Download Agenda
The Future Economics of Battery Installations
The cost of batteries are high. The economic case is improving with the introduction of P375 meters from next year which will allow trading in peak and off-peak periods. The session will explore how trading could give the economic green light to mass scale battery roll out.
More detailsMitigating the impact of TCR through solar and storage
Energy costs are increasing and mitigating this additional cost is a key component in maintaining a profitable business. The basis of charging for electricity is also changing with the implementation, from April next year, of the OFGEM Targeted Charging Review (TCR). At the same time, businesses are under increasing pressure from stakeholders to reduce their carbon footprint and follow a […]
More detailsNetwork Evolution
At Vodafone we are committed to ambitious net zero targets and to helping our customers to reduce their carbon footprint through our services and technology. We are working hard to transform and simplify our network: Since 2015, over 25k customers have been engaged and taken on a strategic journey. This allowed for more than 100 voice switches and ~300 concentrators […]
More detailsReducing The King’s Cross Estate Carbon Footprint, from Energy Supply, to Tenant Demand in a Joined up Approach
In this session, we will discuss the work the Optimised Group have been carrying out on the King’s Cross Estate. Starting with evolving their tenant recharging to RICS best practice, with the addition of metering and moving to near real-time data acquisition to create transparency of individual tenant demands on central HVAC plant. We will then lead on to explain […]
More detailsFlexibility Market Participation: Return on Experience
Business cases and challenges from a customer perspective, bringing in questions around customer assurance and how to engage with flexibility services providers. Flex Assure and National Grid ESO will set the scene, followed by an informative customer experience.
More detailsZero CAPEX Solutions – 5 Rapid-fire presentations
5 solution providers showcasing a broad range of low carbon and energy efficient solutions and services. A unique opportunity to fast explore new technology, systems and services available right now.
More detailsCutting costs and carbon: decarbonising heat in Newcastle City Council Schools
Retro-fitting heat pumps in non-domestic buildings – busting the myths
More detailsDublin City Council case study – How to make better energy decisions and CAPEX investments across a portfolio of 15,000 meter points and vehicles
Dublin City Council (DCC) is the largest local authority in Ireland, and one of the largest in Europe. It is central to local government in Ireland, and provides support services in the greater Dublin region to over 2 million people. Managing the energy usage and spending across the Council’s 10,000+ assets was time consuming, inaccurate & expensive. To reduce the […]
More detailsAutomate Appliances with IoT to Save 35% on your Energy Bill
GridDuck is an IoT platform that monitors and controls hundreds of appliances.
More detailsNet Zero – Case Studies on how our customers are getting there
Learn how Simble’s cloud based solutions enable you and your customers to leverage the power of energy data.
More detailsHow to get smarter insights – bypassing the critical communication in your PowerGrid
Millions of robots, drives, engines, air-conditioners and other equipment use HMS solutions to communicate and share information. The results is increased productivity and sustainability
More detailsThursday 25th November 2021 | Download Agenda
[Cancelled] Decarbonising Greater Manchester
The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has set out a bold ambition for Greater Manchester (GM) to become net zero carbon by 2038, aligning it with the objectives of the Paris Agreement. This target places GM on an accelerated trajectory compared to the rest of the United Kingdom, which is set to reach carbon neutrality in 2050, 12 years later. […]
More detailsDistrict Heating Networks and Decarbonisation: Lessons learn from Islington’s Bunhill 2 and GreenSCIES
Islington Council’s Bunhill Heat and Power Network (BHPN) is the first scheme in the world to take low-grade heat from the waste heat generated in the Underground and upgrade it to the high temperatures needed to provide heating and hot water to more than 1,350 homes, a school and two leisure centres. Building on Bunhill 2, Green Smart Community Integrated […]
More detailsConsistent measurement of Scope 3 carbon emissions for the FM sector
With COP26 taking place and a constant stream of net zero pledges, the role of the FM sector to help support and achieve these changes across the built environment has never been better. However, the lack of transparency with these commitments, particularly on the indirect carbon emissions for organisations has led to claims of greenwashing. The SFMI and BAM FM […]
More detailsGreater Manchester Local Energy Market
GREATER Manchester has begun work on ambitious plans to revolutionise energy networks across the city-region, supporting a lower carbon future and our goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2038. The proposals for a local energy market (LEM) would see Greater Manchester’s 10 boroughs draw up plans to increase energy efficiency and pave the way for new technologies and low-carbon infrastructure […]
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