The approved modifications to the Transportation Agreement will enhance access arrangements to gas markets in GB.
We have published a Notice of proposal to grant a new electricity supply licence.
A short update on our work and latest news.
We invite you to provide feedback on SONI’s Annual Performance Report for 2023/2024.
This consultation seeks feedback on Northern Ireland’s continued compliance with the Harmonised Transmission Tariffs Network Code.
This follows on from our consultation on licence modifications to improve energy supplier customer service levels for domestic customers.
This licence extension is to facilitate the conveyance of biomethane from three sites which were not in the Licensed Area.
The consultation details the changes to the financial values necessary to extend the current price control by two years.
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have had to cancel the workshop.
We are seeking views on a proposed solution for how premises that are deemed vacant for short period of time are treated.
This is the Final Determination for a dispute that was determined under our Complaints, Disputes and Appeals Policy.
This is part of the Evaluative Performance Framework where SONI's performance is evaluated by an independent panel.
The consultation relates to costs NI customers are charged when connecting to the distribution electricity network, for reinforcement costs.
We have started a review process for the regulated tariffs of SSE Airtricity Gas Supply and Firmus Energy Supply.
The decision paper details licence modifications to NIE Networks' Transmission and Distribution Licences.
Following consideration of SONI’s proposals and further engagement with the company, we have published our approval.
A short update on our work and latest news.
If you'd like to attend our FWP workshop please let us know.
The Transmission Development Plan for Northern Ireland is SONI’s plan for the development of the electricity network.
The Utility Regulator is urging households and small businesses in Northern Ireland who are struggling to pay their energy bills.