UK Power Networks - Low Carbon London

UKPN Director of Strategy & regulation Ben Wilson with Electric Vehicle trial participant

Learning event at kensington Olympia in October 2012

UK Power Networks transport team are part of our EV trial

Chris Pascal head of transport services and Michael Clark Low carbon London project lead

Low Carbon London - the story so far

Public charge post charging patterns are being monitored on the LCL EV trial

Learning event in 2012 to share knowledge gained from smarter meter trial recruitment

Demand side response trial learning event

Photovoltaic installation on EDF Energy customer property.

Data collected from electric vehicle charge posts will help us understand how to manage demand on the electricity network

A Low Carbon London journey

Low Carbon London - Animation

Project Close Down Report – March 2015

Six monthly project progress report - December 2014

Six monthly project progress report – June 2014

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Six monthly project progress report – Dec 2013

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Six monthly project progress report - June 2013

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Six monthly project progress report - Dec 2012

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Six monthly project progress report - June 2012

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Six monthly project progress report - June 2011

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Six monthly project progress report - Dec 2011

Six monthly progress update to Ofgem

Overview: Low Carbon London - Nov 2013

Overview and update of project

Project direction - Dec 2010

Project direction issued to UK Power Networks by Ofgem - December 2010

Approved change request- - Dec 2012

Low carbon London full submission Change Request December 2012

Approved change request -Dec 2012

Ofgem decision to approve changes to Low Carbon Networks Fund project – Low Carbon London December 2012

Low carbon Networks fund Full submission pro-forma -Dec 2010

Full submission to Ofgem for LCNF funding for project December 2010

Low Carbon London - the story so far

Low Carbon London - Animation

Welcome and Project Overview

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ – Welcome to the Industry Day and overview of the Low Carbon London project

Time-of-Use Trials

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ – Results and learning from Time-of-Use trials

DSR trials and Distributed Generation

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ – Results and learning from DSR and Distributed Generation trials

Electric Vehicles and Heat Pumps

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ - Results and learning from Electric Vehicles and Heat Pump trials

IT Architecture

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ – Results and learning from Low Carbon London and how this may shape IT Architecture

Carbon Story

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ – Carbon impact of smart distribution networks

Market Outlook to 2030

‘Sharing the insights from Low Carbon London’ – Market Outlook to 2030 and how the DNO may operate

Time of Use (ToU) Learning event - April 2013

On 15 April 2013 Low Carbon London hosted an event at the IET to share the learning from our development of a unique and innovative dynamic time of use trial.

Low carbon London decentralised energy learning event - Oct 2012

A learning event on the Low Carbon London decentralised energy trials

Low carbon London smart meter learning event - Feb 2012

A learning event on the Low Carbon London smart meter rollout pilot

Low carbon London Demand Response learning event - May 2012

A learning event on the Low Carbon London Demand side response trials

LCNF 2013 – Demand Side Response – Nov 2013

The changing nature of generation and demand creates the need for increased flexibility in electricity networks and the need to recognise uncertainty in demand. Energy Storage can be a key enabler in providing this.

LCNF 2013 – Stakeholder engagement – Nov 2013

The need to engage with a multitude of stakeholders presents a unique opportunity as smart networks move ever more into the public domain.