Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) presents both challenges and opportunities within the UK energy sector. Despite delays and ongoing uncertainties, proactive preparation can significantly benefit those ready to adapt. Our eBook explores the impacts of MHHS and examines why retailers are yet to decide on a path forward.
What’s inside:
- How are UK retailers reacting to the uncertainty surrounding MHHS? Is Ofgem creating difficulties, or are retailers moving too slowly?
- Detailed analysis of the impacts MHHS will have on the retail market and the new opportunities it will enable.
- Practical strategies for businesses to adapt to these new market conditions.
Delivered with Gorilla's unique expertise on the UK energy market, "Preparing for Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement at UK Energy Retailers" is a must read for energy retailers still navigating the timelines of MHHS implementation
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