Demand Flexibility Service
Support Grid Resilience. Unlock New Value.
The UK is aiming for a 95% low-carbon powered electricity system by 2030 and to be fully decarbonised by 2035.
To reach these goals, the grid needs more flexible demand from I&C non-domestic energy consumers.
The DESNZ (on behalf of the Government) are therefore appealing to businesses to participate in Demand Led Flexibility which will in turn benefit businesses by cutting energy costs.
What DFS Means for Your
Business
Non-domestic Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) can reward businesses that are able to adjust when or how they use power.
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Shift or reduce demand during a DFS event, typically at peak times
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Automate electricity use where possible
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Contribute to grid stability while lowering costs and carbon emissions
The Benefits to Businesses
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New revenue streams for flexible electricity use
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Carbon savings by shifting consumption
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Sustainability leadership with stronger ESG reporting
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Enhanced grid resilience that supports the UK’s clean power future
What DFS Means for Your
Business
Non-domestic Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) can reward businesses that are able to adjust when or how they use power.
-
Shift or reduce demand during a DFS event, typically at peak times
-
Automate electricity use where possible
-
Contribute to grid stability while lowering costs and carbon emissions
The Benefits to Businesses
-
New revenue streams for flexible electricity use
-
Carbon savings by shifting consumption
-
Sustainability leadership with stronger ESG reporting
-
Enhanced grid resilience that supports the UK’s clean power future