Evolution of the CRS Performance Charge
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0210
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal was implemented on 28 February 2025.
Summary
R0025 established a new performance charge for DCC, which linked its performance against its Service Definition with financial incentives. During the R0025 PAB members noted the need to further develop the methodology, including reviewing it periodically. The RPA has worked with the PAB to develop proposals to enhance the performance charge.
Status
Implementation Date
28 February 2025
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
Proposed Solution - Draft Schedule 6 - Performance Assurance
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Document title
R0210 - Legal text for consultation 17.10.24
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Document title
R0210 - Legal Text - Post-Consultation 18.11.24
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Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
amoden@deloitte.co.uk
RECPAB_24_0625_05 - Evolution of CRS Performance Charge.docx
CP form
R0210 Change Report V1.0 01.10.24
R0210 Consolidated Consultation Responses
R0210 Change Report (for Consultation)
R0210 Change Report (Pre-Vote) V1.0 18.11.24
R0210 Change Report (Post-Vote) V1.0 26.11.24
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Creation of a Tool to Manually Correct ERDS / CSS Discrepancies
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0201
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal was implemented on 27 March 2026.
Summary
There is currently a tool utilised by DNOs to manually correct registration data to align the Registered Supplier in ERDS with the data held in CSS. The Market-Wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) Design does not allow for retrospective amendment of Supplier Registration i.e. there is no equivalent tool for manual correction post MHHS go live (M10). Therefore, post MHHS implementation, any issues which prevent CSS data being reflected in ERDS cannot be corrected. This will prevent the Supplier from appointing agents and will lead to errors in settlement data under the BSC. A change is required to address this.
Change Plan
Change Issue Group
Completed
Start:
01 Aug 2024Due:
01 Aug 2024Completion:
01 Aug 2024Proposal Plan Approval
Completed
Start:
01 Aug 2024Due:
03 Sep 2024Completion:
03 Sep 2024Status
Implementation Date
27 March 2026
| Included changes | Affected REC Items | |
|---|---|---|
| R0100 | Update to Error Handling Documents |
Documents
| Name | Version | Last updated | Actions |
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| 1.0 | 23 Jun 2026 |
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| 1.0 | 08 Jun 2026 |
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Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
Indicative PARC extract for R0201
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Document title
Solution Development Report published for Impact Assessment
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Document title
Legal Text published for Impact Assessment
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Document title
R0201 - Solution Development Report 270824
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Problem Statement
There are instances where ERDS (and SMRS under BSC governance) can be misaligned with the CSS and under the MHHS arrangements there is no mechanism for manual correction which there is in place today. From MHHS go live the Supplier will not be able to appoint their preferred agents. This issue only applies to MHHS Migrated Metering Points as the existing mechanism for manually correcting data would be used if the issue related to a non-migrated Metering Point. In the event that the Supplier cannot appoint its agents, this may prevent the Supplier from accurately billing the Consumer. The potential impact will increase as MHHS Migration continues, with more MHHS Metering Points potentially impacted by any CSS / ERDS discrepancy.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
CP Form - CSS ERDS Discrepancy
R0201 Change Proposal Re-Plan V2.0 Approved
Change Proposal Re-Plan V3.0 Approved
Change Report for Impact Assessment
RECCo Overview Slides - CSS and ERDS Discrepancies
R0201 Change Report Proposal Plan V2.0 (Approved) 03.09.2024
R0201 - Change Proposal Re-Plan v1.0 (Approved) 15.10.2024
R0201 Consolidated Impact Assessment Responses (Public)
R0201 Change Report (Consultation) v1.0 12.08.2025
R0201 Consolidated Consultation Responses V1.0
R0201 Change Proposal Re-plan V4.0
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Levelisation Reconciliation Electricity Single-rate/Multi-register Split
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0182
Change Category
Priority
Urgent
Yes
Latest Update
18/11/24 - The Authority has approved R0182 for Implementation. R0182 will now be targeted for an extraordinary release on 08/12/24.
Summary
This Change Proposal seeks to introduce the necessary governance and charging amendments to existing Payment Method Levelisation (PML) Reconciliation arrangements (introduced in R0147) to allow for multi-register reconciliation. The amendments will allow for an ongoing reconciliation that accounts for split in both single-rate and multi-register Metering Assets. Additionally, it will also allow for a one-off retrospective recalculation for the period dating from the proposed effective implementation date of 01 January 2025 back to the implementation of the original reconciliation mechanism on 01 April 2024.
Change Plan
Party Impact Assessment
Completed
Start:
20 Jun 2024Due:
09 Aug 2024Completion:
09 Aug 2024Consultation
Completed
Start:
09 Aug 2024Due:
20 Sep 2024Completion:
20 Sep 2024Responsible Committee Decision
Completed
Start:
20 Sep 2024Due:
15 Oct 2024Completion:
15 Oct 2024Authority Determination Sent
Completed
Start:
15 Oct 2024Due:
16 Oct 2024Completion:
16 Oct 2024Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- N/A – No identifiable Consumer impact.
- M1 - As a Domestic Supplier, I want my PML Reconciliation payments to be as reflective of my portfolio as possible, by differentiating between single rate and multi register Metering Assets, so that my engagement with the reconciliation is as accurate as possible. M2 - As a Domestic Supplier, I want my PML Reconciliation obligations regarding the retrospective recalculation to be well defined within the REC, so that I am able to engage as efficiently as possible. M3 - As RECCo, I want the PML Reconciliation mechanism to be reflective of REC Parties true costs (based on their single-rate vs multi-register split in their portfolio), so that I am able to deliver the most optimised outcome for PML Reconciliation participants.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0182 Solution & Legal Text 08.10.24
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R0182 Solution & Legal Text 08.10.24
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Problem Statement
PML Reconciliation currently does not distinguish between single-rate and multi-register electricity Metering Assets. This represents a discrepancy, as Price Cap methodology currently does make this distinction. As a result, PML Reconciliation calculation methodology must be updated to distinguish between single-rate and multi-register Metering Assets. This will be effective for all reconciliations going forward from the date of implementation, as well as retrospectively from the start of the PML Reconciliation in April 2024, to the date of implementation.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
amoden@deloitte.co.uk
R0182 - CP Form
Consolidated Consultation Responses
Ofgem Letter on Upcoming PPM Levelisation Single and Multi-Metering Arrangements RFI
R0182 Change Proposal Plan (Approved) V1.0 16.07.24
R0182 Initial Assessment Report V1.0 (Approved) 16.07.24
R0182 Consolidated Impact Assessment Responses V1.0 30.08.24
R0182 Change Report (Post-Vote) V3.0 15.10.24
Authority Decision on REC Modification Proposal R0182
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Schedule 14 - Metering Operations Footnote Review
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0181
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
23/08/2024 - This change was successfully implemented as part of the August 2024 Extraordinary REC Release on 23 August 2024.
Summary
The footnotes within Schedule 14 - Metering Operations are not in the correct place, are missing or no longer relevant. This Change Proposal looks to correct issues within the footnotes and move them into the legal text to prevent this from happening when future Change Proposals impacting this schedule are implemented.
Change Plan
Change Proposal Plan and Impact Assessment Report issued
Completed
Start:
06 Jun 2024Due:
18 Jun 2024Completion:
18 Jun 2024Preliminary Change Report issued
Completed
Start:
18 Jun 2024Due:
19 Jun 2024Completion:
19 Jun 2024Consultation issued
Completed
Start:
19 Jun 2024Due:
19 Jun 2024Completion:
19 Jun 2024Consultation Close
Completed
Start:
19 Jun 2024Due:
10 Jul 2024Completion:
10 Jul 2024Final Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
10 Jul 2024Due:
11 Jul 2024Completion:
11 Jul 2024Responsible Committee Decision
Completed
Start:
11 Jul 2024Due:
19 Jul 2024Completion:
19 Jul 2024Appeal Window Closure
Not Started
Start:
19 Jul 2024Due:
02 Aug 2024Completion:
Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Status
Implementation Date
23 August 2024
| Included changes | Affected REC Items | |
|---|---|---|
| R0103 | Central provision of DCC Technical Contacts for requesting test certificates |
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Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
Metering Operations v4.1 footnote review legal drafting for PCR
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Document title
Metering Operations v4.1 footnote review legal drafting for FCR
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Problem Statement
REC parties are unable to ensure their processes and procedures correctly reflect their obligations as the footnotes within Schedule 14 - Metering Operations are not in the correct place, are missing or no longer relevant.
Stages Selection
R0181 Change Proposal Plan (Approved) 18.06.2024
R0181 Initial Assessment Report (Approved) 18.06.2024
R0181 Preliminary Change Report
Consolidated Consultation Responses
R0181 Final Change Report - approved 22.07.24
Company Name
Code Manager
Review status
Review required
Electricity Supply to Hydrogen Electrolysers
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0160
Change Category
Priority
Urgent
Yes
Latest Update
28/06/2024 - Change implemented as part of the June 2024 REC Release
Summary
This Change to the Retail Energy Code is proposing to facilitate efficient and robust procedures between Licensed Suppliers and LCCC as part of the regulatory solution to prove that electricity supplied to the hydrogen producer is LCHS-compliant.
Change Plan
Preliminary Change Report and Consultation Issued
Completed
Start:
20 Mar 2024Due:
02 May 2024Completion:
25 Apr 2024Consultation Close
Completed
Start:
02 May 2024Due:
24 May 2024Completion:
20 May 2024Final Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
24 May 2024Due:
07 Jun 2024Completion:
23 May 2024Responsible Committee Decision
Completed
Start:
07 Jun 2024Due:
18 Jun 2024Completion:
04 Jun 2024Authority Determination Requested
Completed
Start:
18 Jun 2024Due:
19 Jun 2024Completion:
05 Jun 2024Status
Implementation Date
28 June 2024
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- A modification to the Retail Energy Code to facilitate efficient and robust procedures between Licensed Suppliers and LCCC as part of the regulatory solution to prove that electricity supplied to the hydrogen producer is LCHS-compliant.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
Electricity Supply to Hydrogen Electrolysers Schedule (Draft)
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R0160 - Draft Schedule - Electricity Supply to Hydrogen Electrolysers (Published for FCR) 23.05.2024)
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R0160 - Schedule 1 - Interpretations & Definitions at FCR (23.05.2024)
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Problem Statement
Primary legislation for hydrogen production does not mention the role of Licensed Suppliers. Consequently, the LCCC does not have the power needed to compel Licensed Suppliers to disclose the information needed by the LCCC to carry out its duties with regards the Hydrogen Production Business Model (HPBM) and Low Carbon Hydrogen Agreement (LCHA) to prove that the electricity is compliant with the Low Carbon Hydrogen Standard (LCHS) .
Stages Selection
R0160 - CP Form Electricity Supply to Hydrogen Electrolysers
R0160 - Draft Legal Text (Submitted by proposer)
R0160 - Change Proposal Plan V1.0 (Approved) 18.04.2024
R0160 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved) 18.04.2024
R0160 - Preliminary Change Report (Published for Consultation) 25.04.2024
R0160 - Consolidated Consultation Responses (21.05.2024)
R0160 - Final Change Report V2.0 (Post-vote) 04.06.2024
R0160 Authority Decision
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
DCC Service Level Agreements for the Switching Incentive Regime (Alternative)
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0092A
Change Category
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
08/11/2024 - This Change Proposal has been implemented as part of the November 2024 REC Release.
Summary
Requirements for the Central Switching Service (CSS) were identified during the Design, Build and Test Phase of the Ofgem-led Switching Programme as a basis for the procurement of Switching systems. These requirements were later baselined in the REC Service Definitions as Service Level Agreements (SLAs). Following the successful go-live of the CSS, these SLAs merit a review, in order to ensure that they are realistic, given the physical systems design and the actual behaviours of users, compared to the assumptions that were made in the early design phase of the Switching Programme. This Change Proposal has been raised as the vehicle to complete the review and take forward any identified changes
Status
Implementation Date
08 November 2024
| Included changes | Affected REC Items | |
|---|---|---|
| R0105 | Review of ONAGE SLAs |
|
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a Consumer, I want the CRS Provider to provide an effective service so that my Switch is not delayed.
- As the REC Code Manager, I want to ensure the CRS Provider has appropriate SLAs set, which incentivises the effective functioning of the Switching Service.
- As the CRS Provider, I want to ensure that the appropriate SLAs are in place to incentivise the effective functioning of the Switching Service and if these SLAs are not met by the CRS Provider, the commercial impact is proportionate to the detriment experienced by CSS Users and Consumers.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0092A_Legal Text at FCR (19.04.2024)
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Problem Statement
Following the introduction of Performance Charges, on 01 April 2023, charges will apply based on the CRS Provider's performance against the defined SLAs. The SLAs were developed based on assumptions made in the early phases of the Switching Programme. The DCC has proposed that these are reviewed, to ensure they are fit for purpose and any Performance Charges applied are proportionate to CSS User detriment and Consumer impact.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
caroline.milner@capgemini.com
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
amoden@deloitte.co.uk
R0092A - Change Proposal Form.docx
R0092A_Authority_Decision (22.07.2024)
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Introduction of classification-based access model
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0148
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
21/11/2025 - Following a review of the impact assessments received for the technical solution required to deliver R0148, taking into account the timelines, costs and the pending decision on the Evolution of the Enquiry Services, a positive business case cannot be demonstrated at this time. RECCo have, therefore, made the decision to withdraw R0148 and look at how the technical objectives can be met through the Evolution of the Enquiry Services. The adoption window has closed.
Summary
Currently Enquiry Services Data is only available to users whose roles and purposes for access are detailed within the Data Access Matrix (DAM). RECCo has undertaken a project to look at REC controlled data sources and created a Metadata Catalogue based on a Data Classification Model. This details the data items along with descriptions, identification of the associated data, roles, responsibilities, and classification. The output of this work will be utilised to improve access to Enquiry Services Data by making certain data items (defined as Always Open) easily available to everyone and simplifying the approval process for data items which can be made available if certain conditions have been met.
Change Plan
Service Provider Impact Assessment
In Progress
Start:
13 Oct 2023Due:
31 Dec 2024Completion:
Party Impact Assessment
Not Started
Start:
31 Dec 2024Due:
31 Dec 2024Completion:
Consultation
Not Started
Start:
31 Dec 2024Due:
28 Feb 2025Completion:
Responsible Committee Decision
Not Started
Start:
28 Feb 2025Due:
04 Mar 2025Completion:
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a Consumer, I want Market Participants to have appropriate data access so that I can benefit from improved product and service offerings.
- As a Market Participant, I want the processes that grant data access to be simplified and adaptable so that valid data use cases are addressed quickly.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
Wiki Article - R0148 and the Metadata Catalogue
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Problem Statement
Currently the REC has a focus on role-based access to data items within the Enquiry Services as detailed in Schedule 12 – Data Access. However, a system and process where data items are released by virtue of the data item is needed.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
caroline.milner@capgemini.com
R0148 - Open Data Change Proposal Form V1.0.docx
Rebaseline of Change Proposal Plan v2.0
Metadata Catalogue V2.2 Published - EES GES Sources.
R0148 - Change Proposal Plan V1.0 (Approved)
R0148 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0148 - Rebaseline of Change Proposal Plan (20.09.2024)
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Service Termination Issue Reporting (Change to Category 2 document)
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0145
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
Yes
Latest Update
22/02/2024 At the Metering Expert Panel meeting on 14 February 2024, the Panel voted to reject the Code Manager's recommendation to approve R0145 - Service Termination Issue Reporting (Change to Category 2 Document). Under REC Schedule 5 - Change Management, when a Responsible Committee rejects the recommendation of the Code Manager with respect to a Self-Governance Change Proposal, the Change Proposal is automatically referred to Ofgem (as the Authority) for its determination, unless the Code Manager changes its recommendation based on the reasons provided by the relevant sub committee. Following consideration of the decision made by the Metering Expert Panel and the reasons for its rejection, the Code Manager has decided to amend its recommendation, and is now recommending the rejection of R0145. The Code Manager maintains that the business case for R0145 was made, and the solution does address the identified problem statement, and this was reflected in the comments of a majority of group members as the R0145 was progressed and during the vote. However, it is clear that some RECMEP members are supportive of a change to the governance of this document that would remove it from the REC completely. Although this was outside of the scope of the original change, it was a consistent theme throughout the development of R0145. Consequently, R0145 has been rejected for implementation and the decision will not be referred to Ofgem.
Summary
This Change Proposal updates the Categorisation of this REC document to a Category 2 document. It is currently classified as a Category 3 document – which are used for guidance documents that have no material impacts on REC Parties. The REC obligates compliance with this document through Schedule 14 – Meter Operations and the Consolidated Metering Codes of Practice
Change Plan
Impact Assessment
Completed
Start:
21 Aug 2023Due:
25 Aug 2023Completion:
25 Aug 2023Preliminary Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
25 Aug 2023Due:
08 Sep 2023Completion:
08 Sep 2023Preliminary Change Report Review by Metering Expert Panel (ex-committee)
Completed
Start:
08 Sep 2023Due:
15 Sep 2023Completion:
15 Sep 2023Consultation - 15 Working Days
Completed
Start:
15 Sep 2023Due:
22 Sep 2023Completion:
13 Oct 2023Final Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
08 Dec 2023Due:
22 Dec 2023Completion:
06 Feb 2024Metering Export Panel Decision
Completed
Start:
10 Nov 2023Due:
24 Nov 2023Completion:
24 Nov 2023Second Preliminary Change Report
Completed
Start:
22 Sep 2023Due:
10 Nov 2023Completion:
10 Nov 2023Consultation on 2nd Preliminary Change Report
Completed
Start:
24 Nov 2023Due:
27 Nov 2023Completion:
24 Nov 2023Preliminary Change Report Consultation Closes
Completed
Start:
27 Nov 2023Due:
08 Dec 2023Completion:
08 Dec 2023Final Decision of Metering Expert Panel
Not Started
Start:
22 Dec 2023Due:
12 Jan 2024Completion:
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a DNO I want to ensure that the MEMs who work on my network have the requisite skills and experience and that they will follow the instructions relating to reporting incidents of danger, damage, or interference with the DNO Equipment, as set out in the Service Termination Issue Reporting document.
- As a Supplier I want any MEM I employ to have clear instructions on how to report incidents of danger, damage, or interference with the DNO Equipment.
- As a MEM I want information on what actions I need to take where there is danger, damage, or interference with the DNO Equipment at site, so that issues can be safely addressed in the appropriate timescales.
- As the Code Manager, I want clarity on the governance and for change processes of the document to be appropriate, for the subject matter and relevant affected parties.
Problem Statement
Compliance with the CoMCoP and the Metering Operations Schedule includes obligations on the MEMs to report incidents of danger, damage, or interference with the DNO Equipment in accordance with the requirements set out in the document. Failure to comply with these requirements will leave the MEM subject to permission to work on the DNO’s equipment being revoked, which will have consequences on their ability to work as a REC MEM more widely.
Stages Selection
R0145 - Downloadable Change Proposal Form
R0145 - Service Termination Issue Reporting CPP v1.0 Approved 05.09.2023
R0145 IAR - Service Termination Issue Reporting Approved by Change Panel 05.09.2023
08.09.2023 - R0145 REC Service Termination Issue Reporting v1.0 Draft Legal Text for PCR
R0145 - Preliminary Change Report (Approved by Panel) 15.09.23
R0145 - Change Proposal Re-Plan v2.0 20/11/2023
R0145 - Consolidated Consultation Responses v1.1 Public
R0145 FCR -STIR Document (Change to Cat 2) (Post-Vote) V1.0 14.02.2024
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Allowing different Metering Equipment Managers (MEMs) to be appointed to Import and Export Metering Points
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0144
Change Category
Other Industry Codes impacted
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
17/02/2025 - R0144 has been withdrawn by the Proposer, alongside it's joint BSC Change P459, as they cannot be progressed prior to MHHS. The Proposer will look to re-raise both changes in the future. The adoption window for this withdrawal has closed.
Summary
The Export Supplier needs to be able to appoint different MEMs to that of the Import Supplier
Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Services
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a Consumer, I want a competitive Export market so I can get the best rates for the energy I generate. I want clear metering equipment ownership so I can be confident my meter is functional and safe. I want accurate billing from my Export Supplier.
- As an Export Supplier, I want to be able to appoint the MEM that ties in with my commercial strategy.
- As a MEM, I want clear guidance on the responsibilities I have for any metering equipment I am appointed to.
Problem Statement
Export Suppliers may become non-compliant with industry regulations if they are unable to appoint the same MEM as the Import Supplier, for example when the Consumer switches Import Supplier or when the Import Supplier changes the appointed MEM.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
maxime.van-eyseren@capgemini.com
Change Proposal Form
R0144 Change Proposal Plan Withdrawal v1.0 (Pre Approval)
R0144 Change Proposal Plan v1.0 (16.04.2024) Approved
R0144 Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (16.04.2024) Approved
Company Name
REC Code Manager
Review status
Review required
New value for Site Visit Check Code (J0024)
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0143
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
Yes
Latest Update
12/10/2023 - Change Proposal has been rejected, as the change needs to be raised under the Balancing & Settlement Code - as the impacted Data Item is a BSC owned Data Item, and is not able to be amended by a REC Change.
Summary
The Change introduces a change to the MM00036/(D0139), to introduce a new Site Visit Check Code to reflect site specific capacity charges being levied by the Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) on Suppliers for their Consumers.
Change Plan
Impact Assessment Report Published
Completed
Start:
14 Aug 2023Due:
25 Aug 2023Completion:
25 Aug 2023Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a Consumer, I need my Supplier to be aware of any charges that will be applied by the DNO for the provision of the connection while the site is De-energised.
- As a Supplier I need to know if charges are expected to be levied by the DNO for retained capacity for De-energised Metering Points, so that I can pass the costs on to my Consumer.
Problem Statement
DNOs need to be able to communicate to Suppliers that they will charge site-specific DUoS for de-energised sites where there is an ongoing need for the connection to be maintained.
Stages Selection
R0143 - Change Proposal Form
R0143 - Change Proposal Plan v1.0 2 Approved by Change Panel 05.09.2023
R0143 - IAR - New Site Visit Check Code v1.0 Approved by Change Panel 25.09.2023
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required