The research underpinning this report aims to understand the financial and environmental benefits of household flexibility for consumers and the national energy system. We have analysed the difference between a scenario where households participate in flexibility, and one where they don’t.
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The research underpinning this report aims to understand the financial and environmental benefits of household flexibility for consumers and the national energy system.
We have analysed the difference between a scenario where households participate in flexibility, and one where they don’t. Our analysis covers three time periods (2025, 2030 and 2040) to understand how the benefits change over time.
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