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Material Event filed 2026-10-21

The partner you pick to run your flexibility or battery will shape your returns. In this article we spoke to GridBeyond’s head of demand response UK, Shawn Duckett to find out the key questions that businesses can ask to determine what separates a good optimiser from a costly mistake. The post Choosing a demand response or battery optimisation partner: 10 questions to ask before you sign appeared first on GridBeyond .

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) has warned that Australia is not on track to meet its 2030 renewable energy target, as too few large-scale projects are progressing to construction. But it identifies industrial and commercial solar and storage, along with residential flexibility, as demand-side resources that could help close the gap. The post Australia is off track for its renewable target, warns IEEFA appeared first on GridBeyond .

European Commissioner for Climate, Net Zero and Clean Growth Wopke Hoekstra recently visited GridBeyond’s HQ in Dublin as part of the Clean Tech Tour. The post EU Commissioner visits GridBeyond HQ appeared first on GridBeyond .

As more batteries chase the same price signals, the signals themselves start to break down, and most of the market hasn’t fully priced in what that means. Here we spoke to GridBeyond Senior Trader (USA), Ali Karimian to discuss this risk, why it’s growing, and why your choice of optimizer matters more than you might think. The post Following the forecast: the hidden risk in battery optimization | Q&A appeared first on GridBeyond .

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has called for a major acceleration in renewable electrification to keep the global energy transition aligned with a 1.5°C-compatible pathway. It identifies electrification, energy efficiency, grids, storage and system flexibility as critical to accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels. The post IRENA urges faster renewable electrification appeared first on GridBeyond .

A report commissioned by think tank Civitas has found that Britain’s manufacturers are being placed at a significant competitive disadvantage by energy costs far above those faced by international rivals, new research has found. The post UK manufacturers face higher energy costs than US appeared first on GridBeyond .

The Irish Government has used its 2027 budget to allocate €1.28B to help accelerate climate action, protect the environment and tackle fuel poverty. The post Ireland unveils boost for climate and energy in 2027 Budget appeared first on GridBeyond .

The Private Wires Bill will amend the Electricity Regulation Act 1999 to permit the construction of privately-owned electricity lines in specified circumstances. But what will the Bill do, and why does it matter for industrial and data centre developers? The post Private wires in Ireland: a new route to power for data centres and industry? appeared first on GridBeyond .

A distributed energy network turns batteries, on-site generation and flexible load into one co-ordinated, revenue-earning system. In this article we explore what that means, why the grid connection crisis is accelerating it, and why software now matters more than the hardware. The post What is a distributed energy network, and why are businesses building their operations around one? appeared first on GridBeyond .

Electricity is taking on an increasingly central role in economies and is opening up new opportunities for countries to strengthen energy security, boost competitiveness and reduce emissions through faster electrification of their economies, according to a new IEA special report. The post The age of electricity: the growing role of electricity in economies and energy systems appeared first on GridBeyond .