National Grid ESO
The last coal generator came off the system at 1:24pm on 1st May, which means the UK reaches 168 hours without coal at 1.24pm today
National Grid Electricity System Operator was told to rearrange the postponed T-1 auction ‘as soon as reasonably practicable’
National Grid Electricity System Operator reveals participation of demand side flexibility in electricity markets has continued to grow since 2017
The plan outlines how the organisation aims to balance electricity supply and demand and manage the grid
However, National Grid ESO notes solar growth is making it more difficult to balance the UK grid when demand is low in sunny periods
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