Sharing Confirmed Energy Theft Data with the BSCCo

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Summary
This Change Proposal provides a legal text amendment to Schedule 7 – Energy Theft Reduction, Annex 3 clause 6.4, to include the BSCCo in the list of organisations and Parties who should be shared the data relating to Confirmed Energy Thefts.

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This Change Proposal was implemented as part of the 7 November 2025 REC Release.

Impacts Overview

Impacted REC Documents
Schedule 7 - Energy Theft Reduction
Other Industry Codes impacted
Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC)
Priority and rationale
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Priority last updated on 29 May 2026

Solution development

Problem Statement
There is a gap in the provision of the REC that means that Energy Theft data is not able to be shared with the BSCCo for the purposes of use within Settlement. Without the ability to have this data shared with them, the BSCCo are unable to confirm that all Energy Theft data has been correctly entered into Settlement.

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Original submission

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Change details

Sharing Confirmed Energy Theft Data with the BSCCo
There is a gap in the provision in the code that allows the Code Manager to share confirmed energy theft data with the BSC for the purposes of use within settlement
The BSC are unable to confirm that all confirmed energy theft data has been correctly entered into settlement
A small addition to the current legal text in the code to include the BSC in Schedule 7 clause 6.4.
Under the DCUSA sharing theft data between the TRAS and the BSC was added to DCUSA Schedule 25. As TRAS ended before the transfer of theft from DCUSA and SPAA to the, it appears this requirement did not move across to the REC.

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Billing accuracy, Safety, Trust and confidence
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Schedule 7 - Energy Theft Reduction
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6.4 The Code Manager shall ensure that there is a process in place to share data relating to Confirmed Energy Thefts with the CDSP, and DNOs and the BSC for the purpose of the volume of energy associated with each such case being recognised within settlement, consistent with the intent of paragraph 15 of the Unbilled Energy Code of Practice .
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Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC)
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Billing accuracy, Safety, Trust and confidence

Activity

Implementation Date has been updated to 07 Nov 2025.
james.hardy has been allocated as Lead Analyst.