Richard Fairholme
Regulation Manager at Uniper
The Entry pressure forecasts are useful, but would be good to see more granular data - particularly at Exit (by zone or Exit point, eventually).
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1. Martin Cahill on
Operational Liaison Lead at National Grid
Thanks Richard,
We currently have a project in place looking at the feasibility of an enhanced pressure forecast service. This is likely to include more entry/exit points, a more regular frequency (day ahead/within day), and we will also be looking at whether the ranges can be reduced whilst maintaining accuracy. This will require additional resource to produce, so may be proposed as an optional costed service, purely to recover these costs. I'll get in touch with you to discuss further.