2024/2025 Annual Report for the Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme Annual Report published
PublishedThe Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme is an energy efficiency programme for domestic and non-domestic customers.
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The Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme is an energy efficiency programme for domestic and non-domestic customers.
We have published the results of our 2026 Non-domestic Consumer Insight Tracker.
A short update on our work and latest news.
The draft determination outlines our proposals for the scope, duration, operating cost allowance and profit margin for SPC27.
We are seeking stakeholder views on the approach to the next gas distribution price control anticipated to begin on 1 January 2029.
The decision will adjust the k-factor interest rate application from one to two years.
The Framework allows for the evaluation of SONI’s performance by an independent panel of experts.
This report provides the latest information about the retail electricity and gas markets in Northern Ireland.
This consultation sets out our proposal for NI Water’s 2027/2028 revenue and price limits
From over 150 entries, Breanna’s submission was awarded second place.
The Information Paper and accompanying Summary of Consultation Responses Paper follow our December 2025 consultation.
The draft determination sets out key proposals for firmus energy’s next price control.
A short update on our work and latest news.
The modifications were required to give effect and adopt the Department for Economy’s ‘Decision on Fairer Grid Connection Costs’.
We have now concluded our reviews of Power NI and Firmus Energy's regulated tariffs.
The paper details an approach focusing on the importance of reducing the high levels of ‘dispatch down’ experienced by generators.
The decision is to maintain the seasonal multiplier factors which are applied to gas transmission charges from October 2026.
We are seeking stakeholder views on a range of issues set out in the information paper.
The decision will enable Durham Street Energy Limited to operate as a Demand Side Unit.
In our latest annual compliance audit, we assessed energy suppliers’ adherence to licence obligations relating to non-domestic customers.