Flexibility market development
Flexibility market development
Enabling flexibility for all
At SP Electricity North West, we're committed to enabling participation in the flexibility marketplace for all. By ensuring our network and options can adapt to the evolving needs of customers and working collaboratively with stakeholders, we've continued to adapt and encourage innovative flexibility solutions, and market-based solutions to enhance network efficiency and resilience.
Flexibility Hub
The Flexibility Hub brings together a comprehensive collection of insights, publications, and resources related to our flexibility market development. Access key documents, case studies, and reports to gain a deeper understanding of how we’re shaping the future of flexibility services.
Distribution Network Options Assessment (DNOA)
Our DNOA emphasises a flexibility first approach, where we demonstrate flexible solutions as well as traditional network reinforcements to optimise costs and efficiency.
Monthly flexibility tender
This year we launched our newest tender opening up monthly options to look-ahead for a predictable, locally focused market, that rewards flexible assets and strengthens network resilience.
Flexibility in the news as we enhance our role in flexibility markets
We're continually looking for ways to encourage participation in flexibility and lead the way with flexibility solutions for a greener, more sustainable energy market.
SP Electricity North West's industry-leading Active Network Management (ANM) already seeing results
SP Electricity North West’s industry-leading Active Network Management (ANM) goes live with success already being achieved.
SP Electricity North West's boosts flex offering with new tender opportunity
Flexibility services participation opening doors with new nearer look-ahead tender.
Largest ever bi-annual tender launched with low voltage options
SP Electricity North West launched its biggest ever flexibility tender opening up £14 million of opportunities and calling for 1,588 MW across 220 locations in Cumbria, Greater Manchester, and Lancashire.