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A flexible Grid for the future

Inquiry

This inquiry is here to look at how the grid develops, whether there is a need for one size fits all solution or whether more local solutions might deliver quicker benefits. The inquiry is likely to touch on planning, devolution of decision making, the potential for new pricing that reflects more local solutions, and REMA.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Friday 25 August 2023.

Reports, special reports and government responses

No reports or special reports published.

Oral evidence transcripts

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29 November 2023
Inquiry A flexible Grid for the future
Witnesses Alan Law (Deputy Chief Executive at Natural England), Fiona Gilmore (Founder at Suffolk Energy Action Solutions), Jo Wall (Senior Strategy Director at Local Partnerships), and Justin Johnson (Development Manager at Rutland County Council)
Oral Evidence
29 November 2023
Inquiry A flexible Grid for the future
Witnesses Julia Prescot (Deputy Chair at National Infrastructure Commission), Estelle Dehon KC (Barrister in environment and planning at Cornerstone Barristers), and Robbie Owen (Board Secretary and Director at The National Infrastructure Planning Association)
Oral Evidence
8 November 2023
Inquiry A flexible Grid for the future
Witnesses Dr Mary Gillie (Founder and Director at Energy Local), Mark Apsey (Managing Director at Ameresco), and Dan Stone (Senior Planner for Net Zero at Centre for Sustainable Energy)
Oral Evidence
Ameresco (GRI0113)
Piclo (GRI0114)
Association for Decentralised Energy (GRI0110)

Other publications

No other publications published.

Contact us

  • Email: commonsesnz@parliament.uk
  • Phone: Media: 07720 202 985/ florenceo@parliament.uk
  • Address: Energy Security and Net Zero Committee, House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA