Consultation on proposed Demand Side Unit electricity generation and supply licences for Veolia Energy Services NI Limited

The Utility Regulator today gives notice of its intention to grant modified electricity generation and electricity supply licences to Veolia Energy Services NI Limited.  

Under the proposed licences the company would operate a virtual power plant aggregating multiple generation and load reduction units with approximately 6MW aggregated capacity. The company will operate in the Single Electricity Market as a Demand Side Unit. 

A copy of the proposed electricity generation and electricity supply licences accompany this notice.

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