132426Enabling Buildings on the Grid EdgeClosedFeasibility StudiesInnovate UKOur electricity system is changing towards having a greater proportion of non-flexible generation from either intermittent renewable or nuclear sources and as behaviour in our society change around modern work practices and changing patterns of consumption behaviour. As this transition progresses there is an opportunity for the controlling influence in the energy system to move away from the small group of large powerful incumbent organisations towards the majority of agents within the system, the millions of system users. This project enables those customers to redefine themselves as participants within the energy system. The developments in this project allow building owners to use the dispatchable electrical loads in their buildings to become a dynamic and flexible energy sink, store and buffer asset, continuously pairing off against intermittent renewable generation and providing the system stability needed for the whole system to operate reliably. By unlocking these dispatchable load resources this project opens the path for a 100% zero carbon future electricity system.