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National Grid puts backup coal plants into action for first time this winter

Two units at EDF’s West Burton A plant in Nottinghamshire began producing power on Tuesday

The Guardian - UK

Demand Flexibility Service: Households could be paid to slash electricity use for second day in a row

Grid operator says it could call the second ever live run of scheme paying businesses and households to turn off some appliances for an hour or two on Tuesday

Evening Standard

Households in Great Britain to be paid to use less electricity: how does it work?

National Grid scheme launches on Monday between 5pm and 6pm – we look at whether it’s worth it

The Guardian - UK

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Casey Williams: The lingo of electric vehicles, explained

I finally did it: I joined The Grid and installed an electric vehicle charger. I’ve been driving electric vehicles since the GM EV1 in the late 1990s, and I've driven so many recently that it was time to have a charger at home.

Tribune News Service

Bitcoin has rallied. What are crypto’s true believers still smoking?

FTX’s filing for bankruptcy was an existential event – and may signal the moment when grown-up thinking re-entered the room

The Guardian - UK

How likely are UK blackouts - as the National Grid announces three hour warnings

Regulators at the National Grid have issued a warning that three-hour power cuts could soon come - but just how likely are they, and what can you do to prepare?

Chronicle Live

Full list of energy suppliers paying customers not to use electricity including E.ON and OVO

National Grid signed on more companies which will give their customers a financial benefit for changing when they use power

Wales Online

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National Grid decide against launching emergency blackout prevention scheme on Tuesday

The grid has decided not to roll out the Demand Flexibility Service - which would see households paid for not using highly energy consuming devices such as washing machines and tumble drivers on an evening

Chronicle Live

Blackouts: Why does the National Grid issue and then cancel electricity warnings?

Capacity market notices sent automatically in advance whenever power surplus drops below desired level

The Independent UK

People with British Gas, Octopus, EDF and E.On are being paid not to use electricity

National Grid hopes the new scheme will help avoid blackouts this winter

Manchester Evening News

National Grid creates £50m emergency fund for vulnerable households

UK electricity distributor warns of “exponential increase” in customers seeking help with their energy bills

The Guardian - UK

Hackers gridlock Moscow by sending group of taxis to same location in 'anti-Putin protest'

A street in the Russian capital of Moscow became jammed up as mischievous hackers sent hundreds of taxis to the same location. The incident is thought to be part of an anti-Putin protest

Daily Mirror

Octopus Energy unveils 'turning point' that could save millions £840 on bills

Octopus Energy and the National Grid have unveiled a "major turning point" in electricity supply that could save energy customers around £840 a year on their bills

Edinburgh Live

The man in charge of Britain’s biggest energy port

The Port of Milford Haven will be making a bid for freeport status in Wales, says its new CEO

Birmingham Post

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The Guardian - UK

National Grid to be partly nationalised to help reach net zero targets

Electricity System Operator, the division that keeps the lights on in Great Britain, will form part of a new public body

Benzinga

AMSC Pockets $23M In New Energy Power System Orders

American Superconductor Corp (NASDAQ:AMSC) has received $23 million in new energy power systems orders. The orders include reactive compensation, enclosed capacitor banks, harmonic filters, voltage controllers, rectifiers, and transformers. "Our new energy power systems orders are 50% higher than we announced a year ago. We expect to continue to grow and diversify…

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