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Our strategy
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Our strategy
Effective Date: 5 October 2023We, meaning National Grid Electricity System Operator Limited (“ESO”), who can be contacted at Warwick Technology Park, Gallows Hill, Warwick CV34 6DA, are…
Future energy
We believe that there are aspects of decarbonising the whole energy system that are driven mainly by local factors. These cannot be fully understood using only a top-down assessment…
Our strategy
The ESO is the electricity system operator for Great Britain. We sit at the heart of the country’s energy network and it’s our job to make sure electricity is there when people need it.
Connections
We don’t connect directly to homes or other domestic properties. If you are a domestic customer (for example, you own a home or another non-industrial property), you will need to contact your local…
Connections
Browse our connections glossary of terms for descriptions and definition of acronyms, abbreviations and commonly used terms.AAllowed interruptionWhere a customer is interrupted or tripped off…
Connections
We’ve brought together some tools and resources that we think will help you along your connections journey. As always, if there’s something you’re looking for that you can’t find on these pages, or…
Connections
If you want to use the National Electricity Transmission System (NETS) without being physically connected, then you’ll need to enter contractual terms and accede to the Connection and Use of System…
Connections
As the Electricity System Operator for Great Britain, it’s our job to move electricity safely, reliably and efficiently through the system.
We don’t generate or sell electricity and we’re not…
Connections
This page has links to the Connections registers, reports and other relevant publications prepared by our Connections team. Including the annual Wider Tariff Securities Report and the Transmission…