Soaring electricity demand is shifting grid operations from DNOs to DSOsExecutive summary: The article examines how increasing electricity demand is moving grid operation responsibilities from traditional distribution network operators (DNOs) to distribution system operators (DSOs). This transition impacts investment planning, regulatory frameworks, and the integration of renewable and flexible resources into the grid. Utility companies, system operators, regulators, investors, and technology providers involved in power grid management. Expect increased capital spending on grid upgrades, new regulatory directives for DSO roles, and expanded market participation by DSOs.The article explains that rising electricity consumption is prompting a transition of grid management responsibilities from traditional distribution network operators to distribution system operators. This shift requires new investment, regulatory adjustments, and greater market participation by DSOs. It highlights the operational and financial implications for utilities and regulators.Connected developmentsIran peace could reshape energy marketsAI growth drives extra electricity demandOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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