Innovative Delivery Models for Local Power
The electricity sector is becoming increasingly decentralised, with around 40% of all generation capacity now located within the local distribution networks. As the electricity sector continues to decarbonise, the model for delivering truly local power markets is rapidly maturing as new technologies enable innovative models to emerge.
Municipal entities, innovators and other local groups seek to capitalise on smarter networks and falling generation costs to invest and develop low-carbon sources for sale to local consumers. Despite the level of activity now, and expectations for the future, the market and regulatory landscape remains complex and continues to change slowly and often with little consideration of local power markets.
This Pixie Energy course explains how local power fits within the wider national market setting and explains how developers can create markets for local energy. Our expert presenters will also cover how transport and heat requirements are becoming increasingly important as these elements of the economy look to increase their rate of decarbonisation.
Who is it for?
- Local authorities
- Innovators and local enterprise groups
- Community energy schemes
What does it cover?
- Local power in the national context
- Routes to market for local power – ‘behind the meter’, Corporate PPAs, Peer-to-Peer, private wires
- Whole system thinking – integrating heat, power and transport
- Future opportunities and challenge – electricity market regulatory changes, smart networks, connected homes and the prosumer
Booking Information
Location:
CCT Barbican
Aldersgate House
135-137 Aldersgate Street
London
EC1A 4JA
Price:
£595 + VAT
Discounts are available for multiple bookings, please contact Emily at training@cornwall-insight.com for more information.
