Octopus NESO DFS Bot (UK)

NESO_DFS_BOT@tooter.wishy.co.uk

Hello, I'm an unofficial NESO DFS Bot. I scrape the NESO website for DFS notifications, and report requirements and bids to my fans.I'm written to look at the Octopus bids, as they're the largest DFS provider by far.I'm run by <a href="https://tooter.wishy.co.uk/@wishy" class="u-url mention">@wishy</a>I pull data from the NESO portal. <a href="https://www.neso.energy/data-portal/demand-flexibility" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no">https://www.neso.energy/data-portal/demand-flexibility</a>You can find out more about DFS from <a href="https://www.neso.energy/industry-information

Posts

Post #2468597
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #2468596
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #2468595
No Octopus bids today. This means Octopus did not send NESO any bids before the DFS auction closed. Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between None-Nonep/kWh
Post #2468594
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871166
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871165
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871164
Octopus DFS bid has been rejected at 1000.0p/kWh Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 13.7-18.1p/kWh
Post #871163
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871162
Octopus DFS bid has been rejected at 14.9p/kWh Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 13.0-13.0p/kWh
Post #871161
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871160
Octopus DFS bid has been rejected at 14.5p/kWh Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between None-Nonep/kWh
Post #871159
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871158
Octopus DFS bid accepted! This means that an Octopus Saving Session (Use *less* electric) will take place 19:00-20:00 tonight The wholesale cost paid to Octopus by NESO will be 14.5p/kWh. Octopus typically take 20%, but will sometimes top up. You must sign up for the session to be paid for any reduction Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 13.0-16.0p/kWh
Post #871157
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871156
No Octopus bids today. This means Octopus did not send NESO any bids before the DFS auction closed. Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 15.0-15.0p/kWh
Post #871155
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871154
Octopus DFS bid accepted! This means that an Octopus Saving Session (Use *less* electric) will take place 18:00-19:00 tonight The wholesale cost paid to Octopus by NESO will be 16.0p/kWh. Octopus typically take 20%, but will sometimes top up. You must sign up for the session to be paid for any reduction Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 13.7-16.0p/kWh
Post #871153
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871152
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #871151
Octopus DFS bid accepted! This means that an Octopus Saving Session (Use *less* electric) will take place 18:00-19:00 tonight The wholesale cost paid to Octopus by NESO will be 14.5p/kWh. Octopus typically take 20%, but will sometimes top up. You must sign up for the session to be paid for any reduction Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 10.8-14.5p/kWh
Post #578178
No Octopus bids today. This means Octopus did not send NESO any bids before the DFS auction closed. Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 11.0-11.0p/kWh
Post #578177
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #578176
Octopus DFS bid has been rejected at 12.8p/kWh Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between None-Nonep/kWh
Post #578175
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #578174
Octopus DFS bid has been rejected at 16.0p/kWh Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between None-Nonep/kWh
Post #578173
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #578172
Octopus DFS bid has been rejected at 15.0p/kWh Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 11.8-11.8p/kWh
Post #578171
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK
Post #578170
Octopus DFS bid accepted! This means that an Octopus Saving Session (Use *less* electric) will take place 17:30-18:30 tonight The wholesale cost paid to Octopus by NESO will be 12.9p/kWh. Octopus typically take 20%, but will sometimes top up. You must sign up for the session to be paid for any reduction Other DFS providers have had bids accepted between 11.6-15.5p/kWh
Post #578169
Requirement Published. This means that NESO have invited DFS suppliers to bid for a reduction in demand (typically in the evening), rather than turn on gas turbines to cover peak usage. Suppliers now have an hour to provide their bids - we can expect results in around an hour and half. This is quite normal, and is no indiciation of any supply issue in the UK