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Future costs and deployment of non-domestic demand-side response

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BEIS wishes to build the evidence base for non-domestic demand side response (DSR) by consolidating the best available evidence and assumptions on costs, and on technical and feasible potential. This includes a review of available data and literature. Data should be collated in a way that BEIS can input into the Dynamic Dispatch Model (DDM).Description: Contractors are invited to set out their proposed methodology on how to consolidate the best available evidence and assumptions on costs, technical and feasible potential of non-domestic DSR. Contractors need to ensure that all consolidated data is provided in a way that is compatible with the Dynamic Dispatch Model (DDM). BEIS specificall…

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Icf Consulting Services Limited£49.9kends (19 Nov 2018)

Details

What the buyer calls it
Future costs and deployment of non-domestic demand-side response
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
15 Jul 2018
Work ends
19 Nov 2018

Who the buyer named

Ian Graffy was the named contact on this notice.

industry.innovation@beis.gov.uk