Grid operator seeks extra back-up power as precaution
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 08:42 · Archive
Britain's electricity grid operator has asked the market for additional back-up power generation.
Neso, the electricity grid operator, has requested additional back-up power generation from the market. The company described the move as a 'precautionary measure' designed to ensure the grid has enough capacity to meet demand for electricity.
The request aims to maintain adequate headroom on the system, allowing the network to operate safely and reliably while meeting consumer needs.
How it is being reported
- Electricity grid operator asks market for more back-up power generationEvening Standard · 6 Oct, 07:54
- Electricity grid operator asks market for more back-up power generationIndependent Business · 6 Oct, 07:54
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