Policy and regulatory barriers to local energy markets in Great Britain
Bray, R; Woodman, B; Connor, P
Date: 1 May 2018
Working Paper
Publisher
University of Exeter, Energy Policy Group
Abstract
The requirement to decarbonise the GB electricity system, alongside the falling costs of renewable technologies and developments in IT capabilities, provides GB with an opportunity for systemic change in the way that electricity is produced and sold, with the potential to enable flexibility markets at the local level given the correct ...
The requirement to decarbonise the GB electricity system, alongside the falling costs of renewable technologies and developments in IT capabilities, provides GB with an opportunity for systemic change in the way that electricity is produced and sold, with the potential to enable flexibility markets at the local level given the correct regulatory conditions. The report highlights a range of regulatory and policy barriers to the Local Energy Market (LEM) approach.
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