Ahead of expected approval and implementation this month, the CBI hosted a webinar with the National Energy Systems Operator (NESO) highlighting what businesses should expect for how connecting to the grid is changing.
Director of Connections Reform, Matthew Vickers and Head of Connections Strategy, James Norman, discussed what the new grid connection process is and why the changes are important for the net zero transition.
Here is your policy download of the key changes to connecting your project to the grid to help your business prepare.
Who is the NESO and what is their role in government policy?
The NESO is an independent, publicly owned body that is responsible for operating both the electricity transmission and gas distribution systems in the UK, balancing supply and demand.
They play a crucial role in the UK's objectives to meet net zero and clean energy by 2030 by supporting the integration of renewable and low carbon energy sources and ensuring that the UK's energy network is able to meet future demands in alignment with government policies.
Their role ensures that supply meets demand, supporting the UK's energy security, accelerating the transition to
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