Decentralized energy is key to creating an efficient and reliable energy system. The introduction of recent new legislation and code changes will impact decentralized players - particularly in how efficiently they can use flexibility.

In this instalment of Transmission, Quentin talks to Caroline Bragg, Interim CEO at The Association for Decentralised Energy. Over the course of the conversation, they discuss:

The Energy Act 2023 and how it impacts governance across the industry.

How previously smaller, decentralized players have developed into significant structural participants in the system.
The pros and cons The ADE foresees with locational marginal pricing.
P415 and how it will allow wider access to the wholesale market.
And much, much more.

About our guest

Caroline Bragg is interim CEO of the Association for Decentralised Energy (The ADE), the leading trade association for decentralised energy. Representing over 130 parties across industrial, commercial and public sectors. The ADE is bringing energy together to advocate on the priorities for the UK in achieving net zero. To find out more about what the ADE does, visit their site.

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Bringing decentralized energy together with Caroline Bragg (Interim CEO @ the ADE)

Transmission