REC Changes to tie in with DCP451 - Suspending Registrations
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0248
Change Category
Other Industry Codes impacted
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal was implemented as part of the 7 November 2025 REC Release.
Summary
A DCUSA Change Proposal - DCP 451 ‘Suspending Registrations’ - has been raised to look into this issue. The solution must consider a cross-code solution, which does not put consumer outcomes at risk.
Change Plan
Change Report (Proposal Plan) approved by Change Panel
Completed
Start:
Due:
Completion:
17 Jun 2025Change approved
Completed
Start:
Due:
Completion:
05 Aug 2025Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
07 November 2025
| Included changes | Affected REC Items | |
|---|---|---|
| R0003 | Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement Implementation |
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
I0248 Switching Data Management draft
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Off
Problem Statement
A lack of clarity on the process for when a DNO ends a Regulatory Alliance with an Energy Supplier can cause confusion with the Energy industry, and lead to poor Consumer outcomes if the correct process is not followed.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
Issue proposal form
I0248 Change Report (Proposal Plan) V1.0
R0248 Change Report (For Consultation) v1.0
R0248 Consolidated Consultation Responses V1.0
R0248 Change Report (Final Recommendation) V1.0 - approved 05.08.25
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Transfer of Standard Settlement Configuration and Time Pattern Regime Data Item Ownership
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0243
Change Category
Other Industry Codes impacted
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal was implemented as part of the 7 November 2025 REC Release.
Summary
From MHHS go live (M8), responsibility for maintaining the SSC and TPR valid set will transfer to the REC Code Manager. Without an associated change to ownership of the specific data items, cross governance issues will arise delaying the resolution of future changes to the use of SSC and TPR data in enduring retail processes.
Change Plan
Change Report (Proposal Plan) published
Completed
Start:
12 Feb 2025Due:
29 Jul 2025Completion:
29 Jul 2025Proposal Plan approved
Completed
Start:
29 Jul 2025Due:
05 Aug 2025Completion:
05 Aug 2025Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
07 November 2025
| Included changes | Affected REC Items | |
|---|---|---|
| R0003 | Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement Implementation |
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0243 - Data Items REDLINED
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Off
Problem Statement
From MHHS Go Live at MHHS Milestone M8 ‘Code changes delivered’, responsibility for maintaining the SSC and TPR valid sets will transfer to the REC Code Manager. Without an associated change to ownership of the specific Data Items, cross governance issues will arise delaying the resolution of future changes to the use of SSC and TPR data in enduring retail processes.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
Change Proposal form
R0243 Change Report (Proposal Plan) v1.0 APPROVED 05.08.2025
R0243 Change Report (Consultation) v1.0 11.08.2025
R0243 Consolidated Consultation Responses PUBLIC v1.0
R0243 Change Report (Final Recommendation) v1.0 approved 24.09.25
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
MHHS Incremental Changes for go live
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0241
Change Category
Urgent
No
Latest Update
22/09/25 - This Change Proposal has been implemented as part of the MHHS M8 22 September 2025 REC Release.
Summary
This Issue looks to assess and confirm the scope to be taken forward into the Change Proposal that will deliver critical updates to the REC MHHS Code Drafting. Any potential scope items that have material impacts over and above the approved MHHS design will be considered as having unacceptable risk to the intended Change Proposal and will not be included in the confirmed scope.
Change Plan
Change Proposal Plan approved
Completed
Start:
30 Jan 2025Due:
04 Mar 2025Completion:
04 Mar 2025Issue scope developed and presented at Change Issues Group meetings (06 March, 03 April, 01 May)
Completed
Start:
04 Mar 2025Due:
01 May 2025Completion:
01 May 2025Solution and legal drafting presented to Code Drafting Working Group
Completed
Start:
01 May 2025Due:
13 May 2025Completion:
13 May 2025Solution and legal drafting endorsed by Cross Code Advisory Group
Completed
Start:
13 May 2025Due:
28 May 2025Completion:
28 May 2025Ofgem direction received
Completed
Start:
28 May 2025Due:
04 Jun 2025Completion:
04 Jun 2025Consultation published
Completed
Start:
04 Jun 2025Due:
17 Jun 2025Completion:
17 Jun 2025Change Report (Consultation) approved at Change Panel
Completed
Start:
17 Jun 2025Due:
17 Jun 2025Completion:
17 Jun 2025REC Change Panel vote on Code Manager's recommendation
Completed
Start:
17 Jun 2025Due:
15 Jul 2025Completion:
15 Jul 2025Authority referral sent
Completed
Start:
15 Jul 2025Due:
17 Jul 2025Completion:
16 Jul 2025Authority decision published
In Progress
Start:
17 Jul 2025Due:
05 Sep 2025Completion:
Status
Implementation Date
MHHS Programme Milestone M8 (Code changes delivered)
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
I0241 Scope Tracker 06.05.2025
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Off
Document title
I0241 Programme Design Updates 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Programme Design Updates 06.03.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 - Programme Design Updates reference documents
Archive
Off
Document title
CR056 Change Request - MHHS Programme Website
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Consequential Change - DTN Market Messages 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Consequential Change - EES API 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 - Solution Appendix - EES API v1.0
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Drafting Updates - EES Service Requirements 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Drafting Updates - Alignments 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Drafting Updates - Related Metering Points 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 - Solution Appendix - Related Metering Points v1.0
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 - Related Metering Points reference documents
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 EMDS Corrections Summary 08.07.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 EMDS Corrections Summary 06.03.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
M8 Control Log v1.0 2 REC Corrections extract 05.03.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Drafting Updates - MHHS Activation 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
R0241 Drafting Updates - Migration Schedule 08.07.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
R0241 Legal text for Decision 08.07.2025 - Approved
Archive
Off
Document title
R0241 Solution documents for Decision 08.07.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
R0241 Legal text for Consultation
Archive
Off
Document title
EMDS MHHS v1.4 - updated for DCUSA only
Archive
Off
Document title
REC Drafting I0241 - CDWG 06.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
I0241 Code Drafting CHIG 01.05.2025
Archive
Off
Document title
MHHS Collaboration Base - Code Drafting Working Group
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Off
Document title
M8 Code Change - MHHS Programme Page
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Off
Problem Statement
It is critical to the implementation of MHHS that design changes approved by the MHHS Programme are reflected in the REC MHHS Code Drafting. The REC MHHS Code Drafting was approved by the Authority, to meet MHHS Programme Milestone M7, through R0209 and incremental changes that were not included under that Change Proposal, now need to be taken through REC change governance as captured under the R0209 RAID, Risk R001 and Assumptions A005 and A006.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
I0241 - MHHS Incremental Changes for go live - Issue Form
I0241 Change Report (Proposal Plan) (Approved) v1.0 04.03.2025
R0209 Change Report (Post-Vote) v2.0 05.11.2024.pdf
I0241 Introduction at Change Issues Group 06.02.2025
Authority Led SCR REC Change Proposal on the MHHS arrangements - letter to REC Panel Chair 04.06.2025
I0241 Consolidated Party IA Responses PUBLIC 05.06.2025
R0241 Change Report (Consultation) v2.0 17.06.2025
R0241 Consolidated Consultation Responses PUBLIC v1.0
R0241 Change Report (Post Vote) v2.0 15.07.2025
R0241-MHHS-incremental-changes-for-go-live Ofgem Decision 07.08.2025.pdf
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Data alignment of meter information through MHHS Migration
Date of latest update
Type
Issue
ID
I0240
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
30/04/2026 - The Code Manager has now published the I0240 - Scenario Guidance Document V2.0 on the REC Portal. This is available on the I0240 Proposal Page and the Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement Hub.
Summary
This Issue looks to address that when Meter updates are made during a Market Wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS) migration, whilst the Meter Technical Details (MTDs) will be shared between participants, there will be no update sent to the Registration Service as the Gaining Meter Operator Agent (MOA) will not know that they need to send a D0312 (for reverse migration) or IF005 (for forward migration) and the Losing MOA cannot send the message.
Impacted REC Documents
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
I0240 - Data Alignment of Meter Information Through MHHS Migration - Scenario Guidance Document V2.0 (30.04.2026)
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Off
Problem Statement
During MHHS migration, key Market Messages from the Losing MOA, such as D0312, IF005, D0205, and D0139, are rejected by the Registration Service, preventing updates to meter details and Energisation status. This creates a risk of data misalignment, as the Gaining MOA may not be aware that updates occurred and therefore cannot resend them.
Stages Selection
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
I0240 - Submission Form
I0240 - Change Report (Proposal Plan) V1.0 (08.07.2025) Approved
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Erroneous Switch Review: CSS Solution
Date of latest update
Type
Issue
ID
I0237
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
26/06/2026 On 25 June 2026, the REC Change Panel approved this extension to plan.
Summary
The current solution for Erroneous Switch (ES) resolution is failing some Consumers, there are gaps in the process and several areas that could be considered for improvement. It has been a number of years since the process has been reviewed end to end. Since then, Faster Switching has been introduced and MHHS is on the horizon.
Impacted REC Documents
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
I0237 Erroneous Switch Draft Guidance Document V0.2
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Off
Problem Statement
ES obligations are a key Consumer-impacting process which facilitate the quick resolution of Consumer detriment as efficiently as possible and requires an end-to-end review.
Stages Selection
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
Change proposal Form
I0237 - Change Report (Proposal plan) Approved 17.06.2025
I0237 Change Proposal Re Plan V2.0
I0237 Extension to Plan V1.0 Approved 25.06.2026
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
REC Party Auto de-accession proposal
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0236
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal has been implemented as part of the REC Release on 27 June 2025.
Summary
Update the REC to allow the option of any Party who has not proceeded to pursue Certification within 12 months of accession, and has not contacted the REC Code Manager in at least 6 months to indicate they wish to do so/remain acceded, to be removed without further contact or confirmation with that Party.
Change Plan
Change Report (Proposal Plan) approved by Change Panel
Completed
Start:
Due:
Completion:
04 Mar 2025Status
Implementation Date
27 June 2025
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
I0236 - Legal Drafting v0.1
Archive
Off
Problem Statement
There are many Parties who have acceded to the REC but not Qualified within 12 months of accession, and who have not contacted the Code Manager within 6 months. This may cause confusion for Parties in knowing which other organisations have Qualified for roles under the REC.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
I0236 - Submission Form v1.0 - REC Party Auto de-accession proposal.docx
I0236 Change Report (Proposal Plan) v1.0 Approved 04.03.25
I0236 Consolidated Impact Assessment Responses v1.0
R0236 - Change Report (For Consultation) V1.0 (09.04.2025)
R0236 Consolidated Consultation Responses v1.0
R0236 Change Report (Final Recommendation) V1.0 Approved 03.06.25
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Introduction of an energy theft Referral Assessment Service under the REC
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0234
Change Category
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal has been implemented as part of the REC Release on 27 June 2025.
Summary
Energy theft is a significant issue, costing consumers between £457 million and £760 million annually (based on Autumn 2024 retail prices). Energy theft also poses safety risks, particularly due to tampered meters, which have caused fatal incidents. Whilst existing measures under the REC, such as the Energy Theft Tip-Off Service (ETTOS) and Theft Detection Incentive Scheme (TDIS) seek to provide information on likely instances of energy theft and the incentives to investigate them, there are currently insufficient enforcement mechanisms and coordination with law enforcement agencies. In particular, there are challenges due to limited police engagement and inconsistent prosecutions, contributing to a low deterrent.
Change Plan
Change Report (Proposal Plan) at Change Panel
Introduction of an energy theft Referral Assessment Service under the REC > Change Plan
Start:
29 Jan 2025Due:
04 Feb 2025Completion:
04 Feb 2025Presentation to TIG
Completed
Start:
13 Jan 2025Due:
29 Jan 2025Completion:
29 Jan 2025Change Proposal Updated Plan (Extension) at Change Panel
Introduction of an energy theft Referral Assessment Service under the REC > Change Plan
Start:
04 Feb 2025Due:
18 Feb 2025Completion:
18 Feb 2025Final solution presented to TIG
Completed
Start:
18 Feb 2025Due:
26 Feb 2025Completion:
26 Feb 2025Status
Implementation Date
27 June 2025
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0234 - Legal Drafting
Archive
Off
Document title
R0234 - ETU and RAS Case Acceptance Criteria
Archive
Off
Document title
R0234 - Referral information and evidentiary requirements
Archive
Off
Document title
RAS and ETU Referral Information and Evidentiary Requirements
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Off
Problem Statement
The introduction of the ETU provides the mechanism to prosecute and add a significant deterrent previously missing from the theft landscape. To ensure an effective operation of this unit, the referrals should include standardised data by introducing the Referral Assessment Service (RAS). RAS will assess, triage and co-ordinate theft referrals received from industry parties.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
rosalind.timperley
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
Change Proposal Form - Referral Assessment Service.docx
Energy Theft Unit - Business Case November 2024
I0234 - Change Report (Updated Plan) Approved 18.02.2025
R0234 Change Report (Party Impact Assessment)
R0234 Consolidated Impact Assessment Responses NON-CONFIDENTIAL
R0234 Change Report (Consultation)
R0234 Consolidated Consultation Responses NON-CONFIDEANTIAL (14/05/2025)
R0234 Change Report (Final Recommendation) Post-vote
R0234 Decision Letter
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Introduction of an Energy Theft Unit (ETU) under the REC
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0233
Change Category
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal has been implemented as part of the REC Release on 27 June 2025.
Summary
Energy theft is a significant issue, costing consumers between £457 million and £760 million annually (based on Autumn 2024 retail prices). Energy theft also poses safety risks, particularly due to tampered meters, which have caused fatal incidents. Whilst existing measures under the REC, such as the Energy Theft Tip-Off Service (ETTOS) and Theft Detection Incentive Scheme (TDIS) seek to provide information on likely instances of energy theft and the incentives to investigate them, there are currently insufficient enforcement mechanisms and coordination with law enforcement agencies. In particular, there are challenges due to limited police engagement and inconsistent prosecutions, contributing to a low deterrent.
Change Plan
Change Report (Proposal Plan) at Change Panel
Introduction of an Energy Theft Unit (ETU) under the REC > Change Plan
Start:
29 Jan 2025Due:
04 Feb 2025Completion:
04 Feb 2025Presentation to TIG
Completed
Start:
13 Jan 2025Due:
29 Jan 2025Completion:
29 Jan 2025Change Report (Consultation) to Change Panel
Introduction of an Energy Theft Unit (ETU) under the REC > Change Plan
Start:
04 Feb 2025Due:
18 Mar 2025Completion:
18 Mar 2025Change Report (Final) for Change Panel
In Progress
Start:
18 Mar 2025Due:
06 May 2025Completion:
06 May 2025Status
Implementation Date
27 June 2025
Implementation Status
Date Raised
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed Solution Document
Document title
R0233 - Legal drafting (28/02/2025)
Archive
Off
Problem Statement
Whilst existing measures under the REC, such as the Energy Theft Tip-Off Service (ETTOS) and Theft Detection Incentive Scheme (TDIS) seek to provide information on likely instances of Energy Theft and the incentives to investigate them, there are currently insufficient enforcement mechanisms and coordination with law enforcement agencies. Energy theft is an illegal activity where criminal charges are being given if perpetrators are being prosecuted. However, these are rarely happening due to limited police engagement and inconsistent prosecutions. This means offenders may re-offend given the low deterrent.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME User
rosalind.timperley
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
Change Proposal Form - Energy Theft Unit.docx
Energy Theft Unit - Business Case November 2024
I0233 - Change Report (Proposal Plan) (Approved) 04/02/2025
R0233 Change Report (Consultation)
R0233 Consolidated Consultation Responses NON-CONFIDENTIAL
R0233 Change Report (Final Recommendation) Post-vote (07/05/2025)
R0233 Decision Letter
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP Screens (R0155 Solution)
Date of latest update
Type
Change
ID
R0232
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
This Change Proposal was implemented as part of the 7 November 2025 REC Release.
Summary
This Issue has been raised to develop the dedicated Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP screens that were not possible as part of R0155 – Change of Occupier: Evidentiary Standards and Timescales. Should this Issue progress with a developed solution, the new dedicated Non-Domestic Change of Occupier screens would replace the temporary work around provided as a temporary workaround in the R0155 solution.
Impacted REC Services
Impacted REC Parties and Market Participants
Status
Implementation Date
07 November 2025
| Included changes | Affected REC Items | |
|---|---|---|
| R0003 | Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement Implementation |
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- The solution will be developed through the Change Issues Group. Attendees will be invited to discuss and determine the requirements for the dedicated Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP screens (a separate screen will be required for both Gas and Electricity). The solution will also require reporting for Performance Assurance and will include a plan for queries raised at cut over and data retention obligations. To help drive those discussions a starting point could be as follows: • Meter Point X Number (MPxN) • Multi MPxN flag – i.e. are there more than one • Date of CoO • Number of attachments • Accept evidence - Y / N – only available to the receiving supplier • Additional info – must be populated if N Auto populate: • Date of creation, date of response. • The Service Level Agreement (SLA) is 10 Working Days so it will need the RAG status based on that. Escalations screens – as per the standard REC escalations – including MPxN, date of creation and number of attachments. As part of any solution, the Code Manager will also update the non-mandatory Non-Domestic Change of Occupier Guidance Document to include further details on the newly dedicated SDEP screens, as well as further training material for Energy Suppliers.
Problem Statement
Due to the MHHS Code Freeze, newly dedicated Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP screens could not be implemented as part of the R0155 solution and instead the use of re-purposed, existing screens was proposed as a temporary workaround. Energy Suppliers were clear in their responses to the R0155 impact assessment and consultation that using a temporary work around (with the temporary solution being the use of existing screens PT0056 and PT0067) would create additional workload and risk and that newly dedicated SDEP screens for Non-Domestic Change of Occupiers would still be required.
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
I0232 - Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP Screens (R0155 Solution) - Issue form
I0232 - Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP Screens (R0155 Solution) - Change Report (Proposal Plan) V2.0 (17.06.2025)
I0232 - Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP Screens (R0155 Solution) - Change Report (Impact Assessment) 13.03.2025
R0232 - Non-Domestic Change of Occupier SDEP Screens (R0155 Solution) - Change Report (For Consultation) 05.08.2025
I0232 - Consolidated Impact Assessment Responses (Non-Confidential) 08.04.2025
R0232 - Non-Confidential Consolidated Consultation Responses (02.09.2025)
R0232 - Change Report (Final Recommendation) V2.0 (Approved) 16.09.2025
SDEP User Training Deck v2.0
I0232 - Extension to Plan V1.0 (06.06.2025) Approved
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required
Shared Sites in Electricity Enquiry Service (EES)
Date of latest update
Type
Issue
ID
I0231
Change Category
Change Path
Priority
Urgent
No
Latest Update
30/03/2026 The Proposer has withdrawn this Issue following discussions with industry, where impacted Parties advised waiting for the completion of MHHS migration before progressing this Issue and solution development. The window to adopt this Issue has now closed.
Summary
There is a concern regarding shared sites (as defined by BSCP550) that have multiple suppliers linked to them. The investigation revealed a lack of visibility of these sites, and it appears that the industry is similarly uninformed. Elexon, the REC, and the wider industry do not have a consistent way of identifying these shared sites. Therefore, there is a good chance that agents are holding shared sites within their portfolio without knowing it. We would like to explore whether the EES Online Portal has any flags or mechanisms that could help identify these shared sites.
Impacted REC Services
Status
Status
Implementation Status
Date Raised
Fuel
REC Decision Maker
Date of Update to Priority
Solution Development
Proposed solution summary
- A flag on EES that can help everyone clearly identify the shared site, the primary MPAN and all of the pseudo MPANs attached to it.
Problem Statement
There is a concern regarding shared sites (as defined by BSCP550) that have multiple suppliers linked to them. The investigation revealed a lack of visibility of these sites, and it appears that the industry is similarly uninformed. Elexon, the REC, and the wider industry do not have a consistent way of identifying these shared sites. Therefore, there is a good chance that agents are holding shared sites within their portfolio without knowing it. We would like to explore whether the EES Online Portal has any flags or mechanisms that could help identify these shared sites. If not, could these be added?
Stages Selection
Stages Selection
SME
SME Role
Lead Technical Analyst
SME Role
Lead Assurance Analyst
SME User
vaishnsharma@deloitte.co.uk
Issue Proposal Form
Company Name
-
Review status
Review required