There are many current issues facing the energy system which are challenging enough without confusing political challenges with regulatory ones. Too many political challenges are being given to regulators to sort out, which is grossly complicating matters for all parties.

Introduction It has been widely reported that the cost of grid balancing in the UK doubled between September and November, which is concerning both Ofgem

Hydrogen production will be an essential part of the net zero economy in the UK, so we support funding for developing its technologies. However this

National Grid Future Energy Scenarios 2021: Summary of Findings The National Grid Future Energy Scenarios 2021 (NG’s FES 2021) is a small step forward on

The Smart Systems and Flexibility Plan is the UK government’s and Ofgem’s proposal to achieve net zero emissions in the energy system. Most of the

This is Storelectric’s abridged response to the call for evidence on facilitating the deployment of large-scale and long-duration electricity storage. This call seeks to identify

The energy transition will require grid reinforcement to accommodate our transition to using renewable energy. Non-grid solutions, such as National Grid’s Early Competition Plan, have

Offshore Energy Networks We need to address how to regulate cables owned by Offshore Transmission Owners (OFTOs) so that (for example) they can be linked

One of the biggest challenges facing those who wish to invest in, or otherwise work with, energy storage technologies is how to compare the costs

How Energy Transition Incentives Currently Work Currently, energy transition incentives are an uncoordinated mish-mash of levies, charges, bans and regulations. Examples include: By being a