How will it help consumers and what does it mean for the grid?
UK Power Networks launched its Distribution System Operator (DSO) on Monday.
Run independently of UKPN, data, technology and consumer flexibility will be put at the forefront of network operation to help in the transition to net zero.
How will it help consumers and what does it mean for the grid?
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