In response to Carbon Brief’s analysis of why the UK’s CO2 emissions have fallen by 38% since 1990, the Association for Decentralised Energy’s Deputy Director Dr Joanne Wade said:
Customers face a complex jigsaw puzzle when trying to navigate energy policy, says the Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE) in its report, ‘Solving the energy policy puzzle for users’, released today.
Report finds needs, not numbers, must drive support measures.
The UK Government has announced it will implement a heat network regulatory framework to support market growth and ensure customer protection.
Proposed changes to the way in which Ofgem rewards industrial users who offer flexibility in their energy demand on the grid are short-sighted, offering minor cost savings but the risk of much higher long-term energy costs, the Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE) has warned.
The Committee on Climate Change today published the 'Hydrogen in a Low-carbon Economy' report examining the role of hydrogen in a decarbonised economy.
Participants in the Capacity Market could lose significant revenue as a result of today’s ruling suspending state aid approval. The Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE) is urging Government to address the ruling as a priority if it is serious about ensuring secure energy supply through low carbon flexibility.
The Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE), in collaboration with demand side response (DSR) aggregators, has published a voluntary Code of Conduct ahead of the launch of a Code Compliance Scheme early next year. Called Flex Assure, the Code sets common standards for those who coordinate or ‘aggregate’ demand response from individual consumers.
The Association for Decentralised Energy and Energy Institute's annual conference is taking place on 29 November 2018 at the Crystal, London.
The heat network industry says it can create jobs, cut costs, reduce carbon and create more liveable cities - all while delivering for customers - if Government reduces investment risk in heat networks.