The UK's clean flexibility roadmap targets 55GW of contracted flexibility by 2030, six times today's market. DNOs, National Grid ESO and wholesale operators are all paying for what your assets can provide. AmpVerve is the platform that connects them.
Most flexibility platforms access one market. Some manage two. AmpVerve's patent-pending multi-market orchestration methodology participates in all three from the same asset base at the same time.
Every UK Distribution Network Operator runs local flexibility tenders paying contracted annual rates for demand that can be turned up or down on request. AmpVerve handles registration, bidding and dispatch for all five.
The Balancing Mechanism is National Grid ESO's real-time tool for matching UK supply and demand. Assets dispatch at up to £200 per MWh during tight supply periods, the highest per-unit revenue available to any behind-the-meter operator. Until recently, participation required generator-scale infrastructure and Elexon compliance overhead that no small fleet or building could afford.
AmpVerve changes that. We aggregate your assets into a registered Balancing Mechanism Unit through our accredited Virtual Lead Party structure, meaning even a 30-vehicle depot or a 500kW heat pump installation can participate alongside large generators and grid-scale batteries.
National Grid ESO procures Dynamic Containment, Dynamic Regulation, Dynamic Moderation and Firm Frequency Response to maintain grid frequency. EV batteries and heat pump thermal buffers are particularly well-suited due to their fast response capability.
The UK Capacity Market pays assets for committing to be available during periods of tight supply, typically winter peaks. AmpVerve models eligibility and registers qualifying assets for T-4 and T-1 auctions.
AmpVerve runs a free market eligibility assessment and delivers a full revenue model for your specific assets within 48 hours. The SSEN tender window closes soon.