The government's AI grid review doesn't stop at safety. Its second core recommendation says AI flexibility benefits should reach consumers, backed by 8 more recommendations, down to exploring a publicly owned aggregator for schools and hospitals.
https://t.co/qOihaEum2G
Ofgem's answer to a grid queue that exploded from 41GW to 125GW in 8 months: a commitment fee of up to £712,500/MW, forfeited if you bail early. I've watched renewables and private wire lose out to this exact kind of speculative queue-filling for years. https://t.co/jjJ7FgShmU
Lucy Yu flagged AI gaming the UK's flexibility market: inflating usage before a demand event, then cashing in on the drop. If you're writing a flexibility product or private wire tariff, I'd write it for an optimiser hunting the gap, not a homeowner.
https://t.co/e7Lavy7HCu