Grid Connection Applications
We take the drawing up, submitting and managing of grid applications incredibly seriously – and this is reflected in the extraordinary success rates we achieve for our clients, such as Lightsource BP and Vattenfall. We increase the chances of securing a viable connection offer by up to five times more than the connections community as a whole.
Don’t leave your success to chance – use genuine, niche experts to create bespoke and robust applications
To maximise your chances of achieving a cost-viable offer we undertake a detailed network study to identify the right technical connection solution for that specific part of the network, complete a tailored connection application with rigorous diligence, and manage the detailed process robustly and religiously.
Our connection applications cover a range of technologies, scenarios and voltages:
- Renewable generation (solar and wind), energy storage, EV charging, renewable heat, hydrogen electrolysis, nuclear
- Commercial, industrial and housing developments and demand-led infrastructure investments
- High voltage, extra-high voltage, 132kV, 275kV and 400kV connections
Some of our current connection application projects
A podcast focusing on the application of Engineering Recommendation EREP130 to embedded battery storage connections under Technical Limits scenarios. Is it appropriate for DNOs to enforce EREP130 clauses when offering early connections under technical limits? And what does it mean for customers?
Join over 450 people who registered - and us - for a timely webinar designed to bring clarity to the Gate 2 submission process for energy project developers and stakeholders.
Webinar Watch: Join us for a timely webinar designed to bring clarity to the Gate 2 submission process for energy project developers and stakeholders.
Getting your project connected to the grid is no easy feat—but what are the most essential tips to maximise success? In our latest podcast, our Connectologists® battle it out to decide the ultimate Top 10 Grid Connection Tips.
Join our Connectologist as they debate GC0117 the Grid Code change proposal, initially raised back in June 2018, aimed at improving transparency and consistency of access arrangements for generation and storage connections.
Join Pete Aston and Nikki Pillinger and special guests Amanda Le Brocq (Director of Connections), Sarah Jeffery and Mark Baker (Heads of Strategic Customer Engagement) from National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED)