Ofgem proposes new fee to clear battery grid connection queue
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Ofgem proposes new fee to clear battery grid connection queue
Ofgem has launched a public consultation to approve a new commitment fee to help clear the battery connections queue and free up capacity for viable projects. The move is intended to cut the oversupply of projects competing for space on the grid, with more than 1,200 energy projects currently in Great Britain’s reformed grid connection pipeline. Battery capacity of 90GW is currently either connected or in the queue – roughly three times the proj…
The financial commitment for battery storage systems is about to be approved in order to further reduce overcapacity in the UK grid waiting list. Despite the recent reform efforts in grid connection procedures, the waiting list is still more than twice as long as the 2030 targets.
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