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Manufacturers are warning of an estimated £85B hit if the UK Government does not act to reduce industrial electricity prices, according to a report by Make UK. The post Electricity system “structurally failing manufacturers”, says Make UK appeared first on GridBeyond .

Small- and large-scale batteries will be crucial in supporting Australia’s energy transition, according to the latest Integrated System Plan (ISP). The post Battery storage is crucial to lest-cost energy transition in Australia: AEMO appeared first on GridBeyond .

Ancillary service revenues are compressing, network charge reforms have reshaped the incentive landscape, and the businesses achieving the most meaningful financial outcomes are those that have stopped thinking about demand response as occasional income and started treating it as a permanent tool for reducing their cost base. The post From windfall to working capital: why demand response is a year-round cost strategy appeared first on GridBeyond .

AI’s growth curve and the grid’s build-out curve are no longer moving at the same speed and that gap is now the one of the biggest constraints on how fast the AI industry can scale. This is the gap GridBeyond’s Virtual Power Plant and EMS platform is built to close, by co-optimizing both levers from a single orchestration layer rather than treating them as separate systems. The post Could Virtual Power Plants help power the AI Boom? appeared first on GridBeyond .

The concept of bring your own power (BYOP) is a core infrastructure strategy for data centres looking to get a grid connection. Under this model data centre operators build, own, and operate their own generation, storage. The post Bring your own power: why the Energy Management System (EMS) is crucial appeared first on GridBeyond .

Battery storage could deliver over €102M in savings for consumers in Ireland and Northern Ireland annually, according to a study by Energy Storage Ireland. The post Battery storage brings benefits for Ireland: report appeared first on GridBeyond .

PJM opens its capacity auction for the 2028-29 delivery year on June 30. With electricity demand growing faster than new generation can physically be built to serve it, the auction lands at a time of increased focus from grid operators, policymakers, and large energy users on the value of flexible assets. The post PJM capacity market at a crossroads appeared first on GridBeyond .

Faster electrification would cut energy bills, says CCC The Climate Change Committee’s (CCC) latest annual assessment of the government’s progress in reducing emissions has […] The post Faster electrification would cut energy bills, says CCC appeared first on GridBeyond .

The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) has approved changes to the ERCOT process for evaluating requests from data centers and other large power users seeking to connect to the Texas grid. The post PUCT and FERC set out processes for data center connections appeared first on GridBeyond .

A new report commissioned by Amazon Web Services and prepared by Frontier Economics concludes that Australia’s market and regulatory frameworks are well-designed to ensure data centres bear the network and wholesale costs they create. The post Data centres pay cost reflective prices in the NEM: report appeared first on GridBeyond .

Battery storage and renewable generation capacity are expected to help maintain adequate electricity margins in the UK during winter 2026-27. The post Adequate supplies expected this winter: National Grid ESO appeared first on GridBeyond .