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In November, it was cheaper for batteries to export energy through Dynamic Regulation High than through wholesale trading in 97% of EFA blocks. To provide Dynamic Regulation High, a battery constantly imports energy to manage grid frequency. This is a high-energy service - a 10 MW battery that performs the service all day will import 27 MWh. As a result, batteries that provide a lot of Dynamic Regulation High have a lot of energy to sell. There are multiple services batteries can choose to charge up in, with the wholesale market being one of them. In November, Dynamic Regulation High contracts were better value than the wholesale market. Overall, it was cheaper for batteries to buy energy through Dynamic Regulation High than through wholesale trading - increasing revenue earning potential through price spreads. In some cases batteries can even earn revenue through importing in Dyanmic regulation High, while they would have had to pay for this energy in the wholesale markets. On November 25th, in EFA block 2, batteries delivering Dynamic Regulation High were paid £43/MWh for the service, while it would have cost them £5/MWh to import through the wholesale market. Head to the Modo Terminal to find out how this contributed to the top-earning battery revenue strategies in November - https://lnkd.in/eqxk-YzQ

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Ed Porter

Director of Industry at Modo Energy

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Interesting to see a large opportunity still in using DRH to charge - more value there it seems for operators.

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