Flexitricity has been named as one of the companies working on a UK green energy initiative aimed at integrating the energy management of commercial property, private and local government housing and transport infrastructure. The Scottish company will work on one of four projects, the Smart Hub local energy demonstrator. It is understood that the project aims to demonstrate how smart meters can be integrated into existing buildings in order to reduce their carbon footprint. Other companies involved in the initiative include Honda, Connected Energy, West Sussex County Council and Passiv-systems. The green energy project is funded by UK Research and Innovation, which combines Innovate UK, Research England and the UK Research Councils.
Flexitricity has been named as one of the companies working on a UK green energy initiative aimed at integrating the energy management of commercial property, private and local government housing and transport infrastructure. The Scottish company will work on one of four projects, the Smart Hub local energy demonstrator. Flexitricity will help develop a virtual power plant (VPP) which monitors supply and demand. Other companies involved in the initiative include Honda, Connected Energy, West Sussex County Council and Passiv-systems. The green energy project is funded by UK Research and Innovation, which combines Innovate UK, Research England and the UK Research Councils.