Over the coming decades we must transform the ways that we heat and power our lives. Switching to electric vehicles and electric heating will have a huge impact on reducing carbon emissions, but it will also put a tremendous strain on an aging electricity network which already struggles to handle peak loads. To keep the electrons flowing, we must think smart.
Most customers expect to pay a set price for their electricity regardless of the time of the day or the month of the year. This is all set to change over the next ten years with the introduction of Time of Use Tariffs.
Modern smart meters and technologies can give property owners in Sussex greater control and understanding over their energy costs
Microgrids provide an opportunity for communities to decarbonise their energy supply at the same time as reducing energy costs and improving reliability of supply
The emergence of Big Data is having a profound impact on all sectors of society and the energy sector is no different. The question is, who can you trust?