As Project LEO draws to a close, we published our Final Report - a summary of all we have learned over the past four years about energy flexibility and smart local energy systems. Our blog summarises the findings of the report - read it here: ow.ly/xTIH50NqsRH

Read our blog about the vital role of @SmrtrGridSols in the success of Project LEO and how they're helping organisations to understand what’s happening with their energy assets, providing a bigger picture view of their energy generation, storage or use ow.ly/ai7Y50Nuthq

Our blog looks at how successful the ESO Demand Flexibility trials have been and how they could shape the future of our energy supply: ow.ly/LrVF50N100i

Our Osney Supercharge trail looks at how community assets and household generation have reduced demand on the local distribution network at various times of the day and year. ow.ly/O5vO50Nec2Q

Our latest blog post outlines the findings of a new report published as part of Project LEO that lays out the learnings from assessing @OxfordshireCC leisure buildings for energy flexibility. ow.ly/yGSC50NqqG8 @ssencommunity

Our Rose Hill Solar Saver trial aimed to demonstrate how the collective actions of residents in a block of flats can deliver meaningful energy flexibility, making the most of solar generation on their building. Learn more: ow.ly/IoQa50NbGJv

Our Final Report highlights five key messages to support our net zero transition, including the importance of Local Area Energy Plans. Read the full report. ow.ly/E07B50N0QHL

The success of Project LEO was down to the input from our partner organisations in looking at the opportunities for energy flexibility - this video shighlights out partners' reflections on taking part in teh project: ow.ly/Hzlg50NbGL5

Smart, Fair Neighbourhoods in action! Read how households in Deddington and Duns Tew have been taking big steps to become greener through our trials: ow.ly/eR1K50N6JEw #EnergyEfficiency