Keeping the Lights On: Understanding Distribution Network Operators

05/12/2024

Lee Reevell

Understanding Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) is crucial for social housing stakeholders as it directly impacts energy efficiency and affordability. Ensuring the electricity network is ready to meet growing demands, especially with the rise in electric heating solutions like heat pumps, is vital for keeping energy costs manageable and services reliable.

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