Erroneous Transfer Cancellations
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0030
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
30/06/2023 - This change was implemented on 30 June 2023 as part of the June 2023 REC Release
Summary
Erroneous Switches (ESs) are currently being cancelled without a defined process or full audit trail. This Change Proposal seeks to introduce a defined process for Energy Suppliers to be able to cancel an ES in specific scenarios.
Change Plan
Solution Development
Completed
Start:
13 Jan 2022Due:
22 Apr 2022Completion:
22 Apr 2022Party Impact Assessment Issued
Completed
Start:
22 Apr 2022Due:
06 May 2022Completion:
06 May 2022Preliminary Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
06 May 2022Due:
08 Jul 2022Completion:
08 Jul 2022Responsible Committee Review
Completed
Start:
08 Jul 2022Due:
19 Jul 2022Completion:
19 Jul 2022Consultation Issued
Completed
Start:
19 Jul 2022Due:
05 Aug 2022Completion:
05 Aug 2022Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
30 June 2023
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a Consumer I want to receive my bills when expected, from the Supplier of my choice without delays caused by being switched incorrectly and not being resolved in a timely manner. As a Consumer, in the event that my Supplier has exited the market and my supply cannot be returned to my original Supplier, I want the Gaining ET Supplier to have the ability to terminate any ET process that has already been initiated so that I am able to choose my preferred Supplier and switch without delay or penalty.
- As a Consumer, if Energy Suppliers need to share my data to resolve a switching issue, I want Suppliers to share my personal data securely so that my data is protected.
- As an Energy Supplier, where appropriate, I need to be able to cancel an ET effectively and efficiently, so that I can bill my Consumers accurately and timely. As an Energy Supplier, where appropriate, I need to be able to cancel an ET so that I supply Consumers with whom I have a valid contract.
- As The Code Manager I need to be able to identify when an ET has been cancelled so that I have a clear audit trail and can monitor performance effectively.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0030 Pre Consultation Solution Documents
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Document title
R0030 - Final Solution Documents
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Document title
R0030 - EMAR Change Set (Final)
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Problem Statement
Erroneous Transfers are being cancelled by Suppliers, which is currently not permitted under the REC. There is no consistent defined process or audit trail. In the event of a Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) being appointed, or on a Change of Occupier at a premise, the Gaining Supplier currently has no way to formally cancel an ET after it has been initiated. This can cause Switching and/or Billing delays for Consumers whilst Energy Suppliers attempt to resolve an outstanding or open ET. For Energy Suppliers this can mean they are supplying Consumers with whom they have no Valid Contract, resulting in additional Guaranteed Standards of Performance (GSOP) Payments and increased Consumer dissatisfaction. The Performance Assurance Board (PAB) has no way to identify the difference between the process legitimately closing without resolution, and an Energy Supplier not meeting their obligations in the code to properly resolve an ET. As a result, the PAB are unable to differentiate the performance of Energy Suppliers between those that are closed down legitimately or those being closed inappropriately.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
beth.brown@capgemini.com
Erroneous Transfer Cancellations - Change Proposal Form
R0030 - Consolidated Impact Assessment Responses
R0030 Change Proposal Plan v1.0 (Approved)
R0030 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0030 - Preliminary Change Report v2.0 (Approved)
Non Confidential Consultation Responses
R0030 Final Change Report v2.0 (Post-Vote)
Company Name
Scottish Power
Review status
Review required
Minimum identification requirements in the Meter Operation Code of Practice
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0027
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
_
Summary
_
Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As an electricity Consumer I want to be able to verify the attending agent’s identity so I can feel safe at my Premises whilst work is completed and trust the Energy industry to care about my safety.
- As an electricity Consumer I want to be able to verify the attending agent’s identity so that work can be completed efficiently, without delay or confusion.
- As an Electricity Supplier I want my Appointed Metering Equipment Manager to be identifiable when attending Consumer Sites to retain Consumer confidence, trust and for works to be completed without delay.
- As a Metering Equipment Manager, I want clarity around the requirements regarding identity cards to be clear so that I can assure compliance and easily identify myself to consumers at site.
- As a Metering Scheme Auditor, I want clarity on appropriate identity requirements so I can confidently validate a Metering Equipment Manager’s identity during a site audit.
Problem Statement
Identify card inconsistencies can result in Metering Scheme Auditors and Consumers not being able to reliably verify a Meter Operative’s identity. If Consumers and Metering Scheme Auditors are unable to verify the Competent Person’s identity there could be delays to audits being completed, on-site work being carried out, safety risks or a reduction in consumer trust and confidence.
Stages Selection
R0027 - Change Proposal Plan V1.0 (Approved)
R0027 Initial Assessment Report
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Whole current (WC)/Current Transformer (CT) certificates
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0026
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
03/01/2024 - Change Proposal has been withdrawn.
Summary
Metering Equipment Managers (MEMs) can currently work on Whole Current (WC) or Current Transformer (CT) meters without having been previously assessed on that metering category. This Change Proposal seeks to develop and implement a solution to address this area of risk.
Change Plan
Solution Analysis and Development Start
Completed
Start:
07 Jan 2022Due:
31 Oct 2022Completion:
Impact Assessment Period start
Whole current (WC)/Current Transformer (CT) certificates > Change Plan
Start:
Due:
Completion:
Solution Development completed
Whole current (WC)/Current Transformer (CT) certificates > Change Plan
Start:
Due:
Completion:
Impact Assessment period ends
Whole current (WC)/Current Transformer (CT) certificates > Change Plan
Start:
Due:
Completion:
Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As an Electricity Consumer I want to be confident that the Meter Operative that completes work on my Metering Equipment is competent to ensure my supply is safe, secure and uninterrupted.
- As a MEM, I want to be confident that my processes and Meter Operatives are compliant with the MOCoP, to ensure minimal disruption to my clients and the safety of my employees.
- As an Electricity Supplier, I want to be confident that my Appointed agents are compliant with the MOCoP to ensure my consumers safety.
Problem Statement
Current metering accreditation arrangements allow MEMs to work on whole current or Current Transformer (CT) meters regardless of whether they have previously or recently been assessed on that metering category. This poses potential risks for the safety of Consumers and Meter Operatives as the MEMs may not have appropriate processes or training in place to ensure compliance with the MOCoP.
Stages Selection
R0026 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0026 - Change Proposal Plan - V3.0 (Approved)
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
EAC information in the EES API
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0024
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
_
Summary
_
Change Plan
Solution Development and Party Engagement
Completed
Start:
29 Aug 2022Due:
07 Sep 2022Completion:
29 Aug 2022Change Proposal Withdrawal
Completed
Start:
20 Dec 2021Due:
29 Aug 2022Completion:
29 Aug 2022Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a domestic Electricity Consumer, I want to be quoted accurately for my electricity usage based on my electricity consumption, so that I can make an informed decision to accept/reject the quotation offered.
- As an Electricity Supplier, I want to have access to the most recent Metering Point consumption data to be able to provide accurate prices/quotations to a consumer based on their Electricity usage.
- As a Third-Party Intermediary (TPI), I want to have access to the most recent Metering Point consumption data to be able to provide accurate prices/quotations to a consumer based on their Electricity usage.
Problem Statement
Where an Electricity Supplier provides a quotation, or Third-Party Intermediary (TPI) completes a comparison, for an Electricity Consumer they must rely on the information provided by the Consumer about their electricity usage. In some cases, consumers may not have access to or knowledge of their annual electricity usage. Consequently, this would be estimated leading to potential inaccurate quotations being provided. Having access to the Metering Point level Estimated Annual Consumption (EAC) via the Electricity Enquiry Service (EES) would enable the provision of more accurate electricity quotations, enabling the Consumer to make an informed choice about their Electricity Supplier, tariff and product.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
R0024 - Change Proposal Plan v2.0 (Approved)
R0024 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Prepayment Unallocatable Transactions
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0023
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
_
Summary
_
Change Plan
Preliminary Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
15 Dec 2021Due:
04 Mar 2022Completion:
04 Mar 2022Responsible Committee Decision
Completed
Start:
08 Apr 2022Due:
19 Apr 2022Completion:
19 Apr 2022Consultation Period Start
Completed
Start:
19 Apr 2022Due:
22 Apr 2022Completion:
22 Apr 2022Consultation Period End
Completed
Start:
22 Apr 2022Due:
16 May 2022Completion:
16 May 2022Final Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
16 May 2022Due:
27 May 2022Completion:
27 May 2022Responsible Committee Decision
Completed
Start:
27 May 2022Due:
07 Jun 2022Completion:
07 Jun 2022Appeal Window Closure
Completed
Start:
07 Jun 2022Due:
22 Jun 2022Completion:
22 Jun 2022Legal Review / Preliminary Change Report Revision
Completed
Start:
04 Mar 2022Due:
15 Mar 2022Completion:
15 Mar 2022Revised Preliminary Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
15 Mar 2022Due:
08 Apr 2022Completion:
08 Apr 2022Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
30 June 2022
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a PPMIP, I want to receive accurate market share data to allow me to complete the Unallocatable Prepayment Allocation Run in a timely manner.
- As an Energy Supplier, I want the calculation of Unallocatable Transactions to be carried out accurately and efficiently so that I receive payments allocated to my organisation.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0023 Legal Text changes (tracked changes)
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Document title
EMAR Change Set
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Problem Statement
The process for the allocation and payment of Unallocatable Transactions, set out in the Prepayment Arrangements Schedule, does not currently take into account Energy Suppliers that have exited the market or that do not have a contract with the PPMIP. This prevents the PPMIP from being able to release payments to Energy Suppliers, as the process doesn’t allow for all funds to be accounted for in the calculation.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
rosalind.timperley
Change Proposal Plan v1.0 (Approved)
R0023 - Preliminary Change Report v3.0 (Approved)
R0023 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0023 - Final Change Report v1.0
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Allowing REC accredited MEMs to de-energise and re-energise supply points independent of the Supplier
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0021
Change Category
Other Industry Codes impacted
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
30/06/2023 - This change was implemented on 30 June 2023 as part of the June 2023 REC Release
Summary
Currently only the Registered Supplier can instruct a Metering Equipment Manager (MEM) to work on their metering asset. There is no ability to request that a single MEM completes work on multiple properties that may have different Electricity Suppliers. This creates barriers to developing solutions for local authorities, private and social housing landlords who are refurbishing premises or to help any premise owner (whether domestic or non-domestic) install new equipment to facilitate Low & Zero Carbon Technology (LZCT) installation such as the retro-fit of Electric Vehicle Charging (EVC) Points to homes and business premises. This Change Proposal will introduce a new role for existing accredited MEMs that will enable them to accept instructions to undertake a limited set of activities at the request of the premise owners without the need to use the Registered Suppliers’ MEMs.
Change Plan
Solution Development
Completed
Start:
09 Dec 2021Due:
03 Feb 2022Completion:
19 Apr 2022Party Impact Assessment Issued
Completed
Start:
03 Feb 2022Due:
22 Apr 2022Completion:
22 Apr 2022Deadline for Alternative Change Proposal Submission
Completed
Start:
22 Apr 2022Due:
27 May 2022Completion:
27 May 2022Preliminary Change Report Issued Interim
Completed
Start:
27 May 2022Due:
27 May 2022Completion:
27 May 2022Consultation Issued
Completed
Start:
27 May 2022Due:
12 Jul 2022Completion:
12 Jul 2022Final Change Report Issued
Completed
Start:
16 Aug 2022Due:
26 Aug 2022Completion:
26 Aug 2022Responsible Committee Decision
Completed
Start:
26 Aug 2022Due:
14 Sep 2022Completion:
14 Sep 2022Preliminary Change Report (Updated) Issued
Completed
Start:
12 Jul 2022Due:
12 Jul 2022Completion:
12 Jul 2022Consultation closure (extended deadline)
Completed
Start:
12 Jul 2022Due:
16 Aug 2022Completion:
16 Aug 2022Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
30 June 2023
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As a property owner or occupier I want to be to arrange for the installation of equipment for the use of the occupier, such as fitting an isolator, installing on-site generation equipment or electric vehicle charging points. I want the installer to use a Safe Isolator Provider (SIP) who is authorised to undertake the work at my instruction rather than arrange for this work to be completed through the premises’ Registered Suppliers.
- As a REC Accredited Metering Equipment Manager, I want to be able to work as a SIP and de-energise and re-energise a site on the instruction of the homeowner/landlord, so that equipment – such as an isolator, on-site generation or electric vehicle charging points can be fitted without the need to co-ordinate the work with the Registered Suppliers’ MEMs. As a Distribution Network Operator, I want to be assured that the work is only completed by a SIP that has the necessary skills and REC accreditation and has the appropriate permissions to de-energise and re-energise the supply and doesn’t introduce any additional risk to the Distribution Network.
- As the Registered Supplier, I want to know what steps the SIP who attends the site and finds the site in an unsafe situation to re-energise, will take so that my customer is not left off-supply unnecessarily. As the Registered Supplier, I want to be alerted if the SIP finds any evidence of meter tampering at the premises.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0021 - Final Approved legal text
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Document title
R0021 - Proposed new Market Message v1.0
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Document title
R0021 - Draft Legal Text
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Document title
R0021 - Webinar 2 March 2023 - Draft Q & A Responses v0.3
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Problem Statement
It is difficult for landlords of local authority, social housing developments or private landlords of homes and businesses to co-ordinate the refurbishment of properties where they need the electricity supply to be de-energised to allow work being completed and the supply re-energised. Currently the landlord needs to liaise with the Electricity Supplier of each premise independently to arrange for the appointed MEM to attend and de-energise each supply point and then re-energise the site when the work is completed, as currently only the Registered Supplier’s appointed MEM or the DNO is permitted to undertake the work.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
beth.brown@capgemini.com
R0021 - Change Proposal Plan v2.0 (Approved)
R0021 - Party IA Consolidated Responses
R0021 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0021 - FAQs following Impact Assessment
R0021 - Preliminary Change Report v2.0 (Approved)
NAPIT Survey Results
R0021 - Consultation Non-confidential Consolidated Responses
R0021 - Final Change Report (Post-Vote)
R0021 Authority Decision
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Resolution of Bilateral Erroneous Transfers
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0016
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
16/05/2023 - At the Change Panel meeting on 02 May 2023, the recommendations set out in the SDEP Review Report were approved. This included the initiation of 6 Change Proposal groups, including a group that captures Multilateral Erroneous Switches and the functionality changes required within R0016. As a consequence Change Proposal R0016 - Resolution of Bilateral Erroneous Transfers has been withdrawn. The requirements identified under R0016 will be taken forward under a new SDEP review related Change Proposal.
Summary
This Change Proposal is to introduce a more consistent and efficient mechanism for Suppliers to use when investigating and resolving Bilateral Erroneous Transfers.
Change Plan
Solution Analysis
In Progress
Start:
18 Nov 2021Due:
21 Mar 2023Completion:
Proposed Approach Presented To Change Panel
Not Started
Start:
21 Mar 2023Due:
18 Apr 2023Completion:
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 issues affecting me or my energy account to be resolved at the earliest opportunity, to minimise impacts to my energy switch or accurate and timely billing.
- As a Consumer, I want industry parties to share my personal data securely so that my data is protected.
- As an Energy Supplier, I want to be able to resolve Bilateral Erroneous Transfers effectively and efficiently, so that I can bill my Consumers accurately and timely.
- As an Energy Supplier, I want to be able to resolve Bilateral Erroneous Transfers effectively and efficiently, so that I supply Consumers with whom I have a valid contract.
Problem Statement
The SDEP currently only supports direct messaging between two SDEP Users and doesn’t allow for communications to be shared with multiple users (three or more). In circumstances where agreement is required between multiple parties, this needs to be managed outside of the SDEP by telephone and email. This has reportedly resulted in inconsistencies between parties and delays in the resolution process.
Stages Selection
R0016 Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0016 Change Proposal Plan v6.0 (Approved)
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Remote communication obligations for electricity Advanced Meters
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0015
Change Category
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
30/06/2023 - This change was implemented on 30 June 2023 as part of the June 2023 REC Release
Summary
This Proposal seeks to introduce an explicit obligation under the REC regarding the provision of active remote communications for electricity Advanced Meters. This supports an effective transition for the Advanced Meter segment, ahead of the Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) Programme migration deadlines.
Change Plan
Initial Assessment Report published
Completed
Start:
17 Nov 2021Due:
21 Dec 2021Completion:
21 Dec 2021Analysis and Solution development activity
Completed
Start:
21 Dec 2021Due:
27 Feb 2022Completion:
25 Feb 2022Party Impact Assessment completion
Completed
Start:
27 Feb 2022Due:
21 Mar 2022Completion:
21 Mar 2022Preliminary Change Report issued
Completed
Start:
07 Apr 2022Due:
27 May 2022Completion:
27 May 2022Consultation starts
Completed
Start:
27 May 2022Due:
10 Jun 2022Completion:
10 Jun 2022Consultation ends
Completed
Start:
10 Jun 2022Due:
01 Jul 2022Completion:
01 Jul 2022Final Change Report issued
Completed
Start:
01 Jul 2022Due:
29 Jul 2022Completion:
28 Jul 2022Metering Expert Panel decision
Completed
Start:
29 Jul 2022Due:
10 Aug 2022Completion:
10 Aug 2022Service Provider Impact Assessment issued
Completed
Start:
21 Mar 2022Due:
07 Apr 2022Completion:
07 Apr 2022Send back solution refinement completed
Completed
Start:
10 Aug 2022Due:
13 Jan 2023Completion:
13 Jan 2023Consultation issued
Completed
Start:
13 Jan 2023Due:
20 Jan 2023Completion:
20 Jan 2023Update provided to Change Panel
Completed
Start:
20 Jan 2023Due:
07 Feb 2023Completion:
07 Feb 2023Final Change Report issued
Completed
Start:
07 Feb 2023Due:
14 Feb 2023Completion:
14 Feb 2023Responsible Committee decision
Completed
Start:
14 Feb 2023Due:
21 Feb 2023Completion:
21 Feb 2023Authority Determination requested
Completed
Start:
21 Feb 2023Due:
28 Feb 2023Completion:
24 Mar 2023Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
30 June 2023
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As an electricity consumer with an Advanced Meter, I want my usage data to be accessed remotely from my meter, to reduce the need for on-site visits and ensure that I receive timely and accurate bills.
- As the Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) Programme I want to see an effective, early migration of NHH settled Advanced Meters to HH settled, to reduce the risk of missed migration deadlines and ensuring sufficient time to resolve ‘problem’ sites ahead of the MHHS migration deadline.
- As an Energy Supplier I want to obtain usage remotely, reducing the need for on-site metering reading activity, enabling me to settle and bill accurately. As a Metering Equipment Manager (MEM), I need to understand any changes to obligations that may impact my business, so I can engage in the change process and plan any required changes to my systems, processes and organisation.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0015 - Draft Legal Text FCR
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Document title
R0015 Send Back - Draft Legal Text
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Document title
R0015 Send Back - Final Legal Text
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Document title
Link to EMAR Change Set
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Problem Statement
The Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) is seeking to mandate the Half-Hourly Settlement of Advanced Meters ahead of the transition to Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement. In order to support this transition, these meters will need to support remote communications to allow half hourly consumption data to be collected. There is currently no explicit requirement for Energy Suppliers and/or Metering Equipment Managers to ensure these meters have working remote communications, which could impact the successful migration of these meters to the new arrangements.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
R0015 - Change Proposal Plan v4.0 (Approved)
R0015 - Initial Assessment Report v2.0 (Approved)
R0015 - Consolidated IA Responses
R0015 - Preliminary Change Report v2.0 (Approved)
R0015 - Consolidated Consultation Responses
R0015 - Ofgem Send Back Final
R0015 - Send Back Preliminary Change Report v3.0
R0015 Send Back Consolidated Responses PUBLIC v1.0
R0015 - Send Back Final Change Report v3.0 (Post-Vote) 21.02.2023
R0015 - Authority Decision 24.03.2023
Company Name
Association of Meter Operators
Review status
Review required
Electricity Enquiry Service API Service Status
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0013
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
_
Summary
_
Change Plan
Initial Assessment Report published
Completed
Start:
11 Oct 2021Due:
05 Nov 2021Completion:
05 Nov 2021Analysis and Solution development activity
In Progress
Start:
05 Nov 2021Due:
13 Jan 2022Completion:
Service Provider Impact Assessment completion
Not Started
Start:
13 Jan 2022Due:
15 Feb 2022Completion:
REC Party Impact Assessment completion
Not Started
Start:
15 Feb 2022Due:
23 Mar 2022Completion:
Preliminary Change Report issued
Not Started
Start:
23 Mar 2022Due:
20 Apr 2022Completion:
Technical Expert Panel review
Not Started
Start:
20 Apr 2022Due:
27 Apr 2022Completion:
Consultation starts
Not Started
Start:
27 Apr 2022Due:
05 May 2022Completion:
Consultation ends
Not Started
Start:
05 May 2022Due:
26 May 2022Completion:
Final Change Report issued
Not Started
Start:
26 May 2022Due:
21 Jun 2022Completion:
Technical Expert Panel decision
Not Started
Start:
21 Jun 2022Due:
29 Jun 2022Completion:
Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Services
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As an EES User (organisation), I want a method of integrating the service status of the EES API with my systems, so that in the event of EES API outage or disruption I do not trigger unnecessary internal diagnostic activity of my IT systems and processes, and I can initiate appropriate mitigation activity to reduce impacts to my systems and/or the services I provide.
Problem Statement
EES Users do not have a method of integrating the service status of the EES API with their systems. EES Users could experience disruption in their systems/services, caused by EES API disruption or outage. EES Users are not able to automatically identify the root cause of API outages/disruption and may initiate unnecessary internal diagnostic activity after seeing disruption in their systems/services
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
R0013 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0013 - Change Proposal Plan v1.0 (Approved)
Company Name
Switchcraft
Review status
Review required
Housekeeping amendments to REC V2
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0012
Change Category
Other Industry Codes impacted
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
_
Summary
_
Change Plan
Initial Assessment Report published
Completed
Start:
04 Oct 2021Due:
12 Oct 2021Completion:
12 Oct 2021Change Panel review
Completed
Start:
12 Oct 2021Due:
19 Oct 2021Completion:
19 Oct 2021Preliminary Change Report issued
Completed
Start:
19 Oct 2021Due:
22 Oct 2021Completion:
22 Oct 2021Change Panel review
Completed
Start:
22 Oct 2021Due:
16 Nov 2021Completion:
16 Nov 2021Consultation starts
Completed
Start:
16 Nov 2021Due:
17 Nov 2021Completion:
17 Nov 2021Consultation ends
Completed
Start:
17 Nov 2021Due:
08 Dec 2021Completion:
08 Dec 2021Final Change Report issued
Completed
Start:
08 Dec 2021Due:
10 Dec 2021Completion:
10 Dec 2021Change Panel decision
Completed
Start:
10 Dec 2021Due:
21 Dec 2021Completion:
21 Dec 2021Impacted Consumers
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Services
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
31 January 2022
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- As an Energy Consumer, I need Energy Companies to operate consistent processes, to ensure my energy supply is managed efficiently and to retain my trust in the functioning of the energy market.
- As a REC Party, I need the REC to provide a consistent baseline, so I can operate in an interoperable way with other Market Participants.
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
Legal Text (Tracked Changes)
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Document title
Link to Change Set (Clean)
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Problem Statement
The implementation of REC V2, as part of the Retail Code Consolidation SCR, was due to consolidate the existing provisions in other codes into the REC on a like-for-like basis. The Code Manager has identified that there were changes made to previous codes that weren’t reflected in the REC V2 drafting that was implemented. This means that the current processes being operated by industry parties are not reflected in the REC. REC Party's and Service Providers rely on the REC to provide a consistent baseline to ensure the industry operate in an effective and interoperable way. There are currently inconsistencies between the drafting of the REC, and the processes operated by REC Party's and Service Providers, which could cause issues in the effective operation and assurance of the retail energy market.
Stages Selection
R0012 - Change Proposal Plan v1.0 (Approved)
R0012 - Initial Assessment Report v1.0 (Approved)
R0012 - Preliminary Change Report v1.0
R0012 - Preliminary Change Report v2.0 (Approved)
R0012 - Final Change Report v1.0 (Pre-Vote)
R0012 - Final Change Report v2.0 (Post-Vote)
Company Name
REC Code Manager
Review status
Review required