Webinar: Are you being paid for the electricity that you do not use? by MA Business

Are you being paid for the electricity that you do not use?

About

National Grid rewards manufacturing businesses with high energy consumption for their flexibility. Join this webinar to learn how small changes can mean big rewards.

Is your business missing out on the revenue available for using your existing energy infrastructure to participate in HM Government sponsored energy flexibility programmes? The GB Capacity Market is designed to protect the security of electricity supply across Great Britain. Participants are paid for being on standby, providing a virtual safety net should demand for electricity exceed the available supply.

Join this webinar for an introduction to how your business can unlock cost savings, generate new sources of revenue and reduce CO2 emissions through energy flexibility programmes.

Who should attend?

This webinar is for business leaders in Operational, Financial, Procurement and Executive roles. You don’t have to be a utilities expert but, ideally, your organisation should fall into one of the categories below:
• Manufacturers with energy-intensive processes and facilities
• Any businesses that can temporarily reduce the energy consumption of lighting, HVAC systems or refrigeration units
• Facilities with on-site generation capabilities such as CHPs and back-up generators or sites with battery energy storage systems.

This webinar will help you to get a better understanding of:

• How energy flexibility programmes work
• How much you can earn by occasionally adjusting your energy consumption
• Who can participate
• How to apply

Presenters

Cynthia Grainger

Senior Business Development Manager UK Enel X

Cynthia has over 20 years’ experience in energy and 5 years specifically in commercial roles within the UK energy flexibility sector. She is passionate about thriving for net zero targets, especially in terms of using flexibility to reach the world’s decarbonizing desires. She specializes in relationship building and account management. Due to her diverse and long experience in the energy sector she has a large network both within the renewables energy sector and traditional utility sector.

Damian Dowling

Business Development Manager UK, Energy Flexibility Solutions, Enel X

After graduating from Trinity College with a Masters in Science, Damian moved from his home city of Dublin to the UK. Initially working as an Environmental Scientist, his background allowed for a diverse energy and sustainability career – from Geophysicist to Sustainability Partnership Manager – over the next 16 years. Even though that experience was grounded on the technical, Damian naturally progressed to a consultative approach on new and existing developments. Later completing a Masters in Psychology, Damian’s approach to projects is lived through a sustainable lens, where Operational, Human Centric and Commercial pillars are addressed equally. Having recently lead the Logistics Segment (UK and Ireland) for Schneider Electric, Damian now works for Enel X, delivering Energy Flexibility solutions across all sectors. The energy concerns of every industry has changed dramatically over the last few years and has left many companies with challenges around sustainability, resiliency, and efficiency. With that focus on the Energy Trilemma, Damian delivers a roadmap through those challenges - ensuring a company’s journey to net-zero is Secure, Affordable and Green.

Paul Fanning

Editor

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