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What lessons from the SmartNet Project? | A. Burgess (CEER, OFGEM)

What lessons from the SmartNet Project? | A. Burgess (CEER, OFGEM)

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What lessons from the SmartNet Project? Interviews with the stakeholders #1: Andrew Burgess (CEER, OFGEM)
‘What is interesting of the SmartNet project is that it’s looking at difficult issues in detail and it’s trialling them to see what works’
Highlights from the SmartNet Project Advisory Board (Glasgow – February 2018)

The EU Horizon2020 funded SmartNet project arises from the need to find answers and propose new practical solutions to the increasing integration of Renewable Energy Sources in the existing electricity transmission network. http://smartnet-project.eu/

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