Analysis of the UK distribution grid capacity and generation market (the full ECR data analysis)
- HZ Power
- Jun 9, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 14, 2023
The grid capacity is the key to the successful delivery of the net zero target in the UK. The capacity is an interactive result between all market players at all levels, such as technical, regulatory, commercial levels.
With all the curious questions about the current market in mind, we produced this report in order to understand and predict the market. This 205 pages high quality, detailed and insightful report has answered many of the curious questions we had, raised questions we never thought about, and provided useful data reference source on analysing the possible answers to other questions.
Are you...?
a developer
an investor/investment firm
an equipment manufacturer
a Distribution Network Operator (DNO)
a policy decision maker
The report helps to answer many interesting questions:
What is the new characteristic of the UK’s decentralised energy grid model comparing to the traditional centralised one?
Where to invest which technology in the UK’s distribution grid?
Which DNO is a good choice to submit an offer for a battery storage, photovoltaic or onshore wind site?
Which DNO delivers connections most efficiently?
Which DNO may have the highest successful rate of connection under the current boiling market?
Where and how much are the wasted capacities in the grid?
We all know the market is boiling, but how boiling it is? It is out of your imagination!
Which type of equipment technology will dominate the UK’s energy revolution?
Where are the project opportunities?
Which developers and technologies are heading the market?
And provide useful data reference source on analysing the possible answers to other questions:
Which area’s generation projects financial returns will be more likely to decrease for different technologies?
When will be the next construction peak?
How early the equipment manufacturers should start to prepare for the such deliveries of equipment?
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