Overview

• Consumers saved £300 million by delaying appliance use and charging EVs during low-demand hours last year.
• The Energy Network Association recorded a record 9 GW of flexible capacity and harnessed 22 GWh across Great Britain, triple the 2023 levels.
• Eighty percent of flexibility stemmed from renewable and other non-fossil sources, underlining the shift to green energy.
• The ENA forecasts more than £3 billion in industry and consumer savings by 2028 through reduced infrastructure contributions and connection charges.
• Ofgem is introducing complex time-of-use tariffs that its CEO says could dramatically lower bills by pricing power for off-peak periods.