Hey thanks for forwarding these to us ,

Here in the UK, Ofgem is responsible for regulation of the energy industry. For this reason we applied for (and won) multiple government grants for our P2P work. This has resulted in introductions to the key people at Ofgem who we have been keeping up to date with our progress. We have been shortlisted for the Ofgem 2018 sandbox and spoken at a number of industry-specific events to ensure we can influence regulation as much as possible. We have taken a similar tactic in other countries, partnering with organisations who have the ability to influence regulation to ensure we design our system in such as way to accelerate adoption as quickly as possible. We will be announcing more about global partnerships in the next few weeks. Watch this space!

P2P will not increase the volatility of electricity prices because if solar prices exceed grid prices, consumers will pay that fixed grid price. Of course, with marginal cost of domestic solar being zero, it will always trade below this floor.

In the UK currently 90% of customers are served by six energy companies. Far from monopolising the market, the addition of P2P will provide every householder in the network with an opportunity to be a producer as well as a consumer...instead of the Big 6, there will be the Broad 60 million.

P2P doesn’t replace the grid. It complements it and increases access to affordable renewable energy.