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Finflex TSO-DSO congestion management market opens on the 30th of April 2025
The market rules were approved by the Finnish Regulator (Energiavirasto) on the 11th of April 2025. Fingrid and Helen Electricity Network have decided to open the market on the 30th of April 2025 using the NODES Platform. -
NODES AS and Powernaut Collaborate to Drive Grid Flexibility
NODES AS today announced a strategic partnership with Powernaut to increase flexibility offerings across Europe. The partnership will empower Distribution System Operators (DSOs) and Transmission System Operators (TSO) to accelerate adoption of distributed energy resources (DERs) using a market-based approach. -
More and more companies are contributing flexibility to the Effekthandel Väst market
On March 31, Effekthandel Väst ended its 4th season in Göteborg and Mölndal. Since last winter, the number of registered Flexibility Service Providers (FSPs) has now increased almost to 30. -
SecurEL Research Centre to Enhance Power Supply Security
Last week, FME SecurEL held its kick-off meeting to mark the start of the new research centre, which will run… -
Fingrid (TSO) and Helen Sähköverkko (DSO) to buy flexibility on NODES
Fingrid and Helen Sähköverkko, the DSO in Helsinki, have completed the public procurement of the marketplace solution supplier for the… -
NODES input to the ACER consultation on DR NC – Summary of main topics
ACER’s consultation on the Network Code on Demand Response closes by the end of the month. NODES has engaged in… -
Northern Powergrid announces milestone step in local energy independence
Northern Powergrid has announced a significant step in giving communities greater autonomy over their electricity supply, as part of a… -
Fluvius and NODES to set up flexibility market in Flanders
Fluvius has selected NODES to operate a local flexibility market in Flanders, Belgium. -
Euroflex strengthens the team
Norwegian DSO Lnett AS is the 8th grid company to join the Euroflex project – making a strong project even stronger. Lnett currently serves 164,000 customers in Stavanger, Sandnes and seven other municipalities in South Rogaland in Norway. With Lnett’s entry, Euroflex is approaching 30 partners, of which eight are grid companies, covering over two-thirds of Norway’s electricity customers. -
Successful start for Euroflex
They were all there, the members of the Euroflex consortium, at the Euroflex kickoff at Popsenteret in Oslo on Tuesday 19 March. Six of Norway’s largest Distribution System Operators (DSOs), Statnett (TSO) and the Norwegian regulatory authority NVE-RME along with platform- and technology suppliers. The most important topics were the organisation, goal setting and implementation of Euroflex. -
Effekthandel Väst: Maximum peak in electricity consumption reduced for the electricity grid during the winter
By capping electricity consumption between certain specific times when the load is high, power peaks in the electricity grid can be reduced. Therefore, the product “MaxUsageTM has been tested at Effekthandel Väst during the winter. The system has been tested for electric car charging and industries and has given good results in both Gothenburg and Mölndal. -
Enova grants Euroflex 100 million NOK to make the power grid more efficient.
Seven of Norway’s largest grid companies are joining forces on a large-scale project to make better use of the power grid. Enova has now allocated NOK 100 million to the innovation project Euroflex, which has a financial framework of NOK 250 million.
