Rachel Fletcher

Frequency markets are a critical element for an energy system and in de-regulated markets can make up a material chunk of the value stack for assets able to provide frequency balancing services, like battery storage but increasingly including other asset types like EV fleets. In Australia that means FCAS (Frequency Control Ancillary Services). In GB that means Dynamic Containment, Moderation and Regulation, collectively the Dx markets. Whilst there are some common elements between different energy markets there are also some really significant differences. In this video Gridcog's Rachel Madden introduces those GB services, what they do, how they trade and how they work together to keep the lights on. For Gridcog customers wanting to access frequency market revenues we provide a range of features to allow you to model how best to do that to achieve your project goals.

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🌍🔌 Understanding UK SME Energy Contracts: The Hidden Costs 🔍💡 As a UK SME, managing energy contracts can be a daunting task, especially when hidden commissions are quietly hiking up your prices. At Digital Energy Revolution Ltd, we're committed to transparency and ensuring you get the best deal without any hidden costs. Our commission-free service empowers your business to take control of your energy expenses. 💪📉 Did you know you can find out how much commission is in your contract? Simply check the contract you signed up to; in most cases, it will be in a p/kWh format. You might be surprised by how much it works out to be! 🤯 Let's break down the barriers to better energy management and keep your business running efficiently and cost-effectively. 🚀 #SME #EnergyContracts #HiddenCosts #Transparency #BusinessSavings #UKBusiness #EnergyManagement #DigitalEnergyRevolution #NoCommission #BusinessGrowth #SustainableBusiness #EnergyEfficiency #CostSavings #UKSME #BusinessTips

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Is delivering the energy transition the hottest topic in utilities right now?🔥 Ben Wilson, Chief Strategy & External Affairs Officer, National Grid is live on Green Stage giving his keynote 'Delivering the energy transition: a view from National Grid’. Join him now to discover what the road to Net Zero holds. #FoUSummit24 #energy #utilites #NetZero #energytransition  

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From April 2025, eligible EIIs can receive a 60% exemption from the Third Party Costs (TPCs) related to using the GB electricity grid. We explain the exemptions and cost breaks in our latest article 👇

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