… This update is intended for stakeholders affected by European Network … of an aFRP would lead to higher costs than benefits. aFRP is a process that is enabled by the use of an AGC system (Automatic Generation … This update is intended for stakeholders affected by European Network …
… Authority for Utility Regulation (the Utility Regulator) is the regulator for Northern Ireland’s gas, electricity, water and sewerage industries. Our role is to promote choice and value for all utility customers. The use of the site (“www.uregni.gov.uk”) (the “website”) is subject to the …
… interests of consumers has never been more important. This is not an easy time for a lot of people and we are aware of … that households and businesses are facing. Whilst there is a number of support schemes currently in place, including … any difficulties in paying their bill. https://www.niwater.com/your-bill-and-our-charges/ Media contact - please contact …
… the correct amount the consumer has to pay. This is often caused when a meter is not read and an estimate is used. Currently, suppliers can go back up to six years and … the correct amount the consumer has to pay. This is often caused when a meter is not read and an estimate is …
… The Utility Regulator is today publishing a paper explaining the minimum Code of … standards required from energy suppliers. This paper is designed to better inform electricity and gas consumers … Under their licence conditions, each energy supplier in NI is required to adhere to certain ‘minimum standards’ in their …
… Regulator today welcomed the news that Phoenix Supply Ltd is to decrease its tariffs by 19%. This is the second reduction in Phoenix bills during 2009, … Chief Executive, Iain Osborne said: “Active regulation is playing its part to help Northern Ireland households and …
… each of the three regulated utility sectors. This project is aimed at providing us with robust and statistically … water, gas and electricity. This consultancy assignment is scheduled to commence on Monday 9th November 2009 and is expected to last util March 2010 approximately. Tender …
… of OFREG, and will commence as soon as possible. It is expected that the review will report by mid November. … process and show customers that the Utility Regulator is working to protect their interests”. ENDS Notes to Editors … Authority for Utility Regulation (the Utility Regulator) is the non-Ministerial Government Department responsible for …
… Ireland and Ireland, the Single Electricity Market (SEM), is to undergo significant change. This is a requirement arising from changes to European legislation … 2014. A further consultation paper on the favoured option is planned for publication in June followed by a final …
… decision to increase domestic tariffs by 2.8%. While this is a lower price increase than that imposed on customers … doubling of the cost of coal used in Kilroot power station is a cost, which is outside the control of anyone in Northern Ireland. The … decision to increase domestic tariffs by 2.8%. While this is a lower price increase than that imposed on customers …
… The Utility Regulator is publishing a Final Determination (dated 5 October … offer between Dooish Wind Farm Ltd and SONI Limited. This is a redacted copy of the Final Determination. The Dispute … The Utility Regulator is publishing a Final Determination (dated 5 October …
… governance. Establishing effective corporate governance is a key role of the board and shareholder, and vital for the … interests of consumers. The role of the Utility Regulator is also focused on consumers’ interests, providing clear … governance. Establishing effective corporate governance is a key role of the board and shareholder, and vital for the …
… work and enforcement action undertaken by the UR is carried out in line with the published Enforcement … Financial Penalties Policy. The Procedure outlines what is expected when the UR initiates an investigation. It offers … work and enforcement action undertaken by the UR is carried out in line with the published Enforcement …
… A core function within the Utility Regulator is setting price controls for the regulated businesses. … can charge consumers to run its business, how the company is going to operate and their level of profit margin. … A core function within the Utility Regulator is setting price controls for the regulated businesses. …
… Northern Ireland Gas Capacity Statement (NICS). The NICS is intended primarily for users of the gas transmission … on the network over a ten year period. The assessment is based on modelling carried out by the Northern Ireland … Northern Ireland Gas Capacity Statement (NICS). The NICS is intended primarily for users of the gas transmission …
… The Utility Regulator is responsible for regulating Northern Ireland’s gas … Our principal objective in carrying out our gas functions is to promote the development and maintenance of an … The Utility Regulator is responsible for regulating Northern Ireland’s gas …
… providers are expected to deliver. Consumer engagement is the means we ensure our decisions are relevant to … 2021[1]. Undertaking consumer research every price control is a necessary but not sufficient condition to ensuring the best outcomes for the consumer; continuous engagement is preferable. Such continuous engagement is a reality for NI …
… The Utility Regulator today is publishing its final decision paper on Energy Theft Codes … safety consequences and the value of the energy stolen is paid for by other domestic consumers within their bills, … the costs for all energy consumers. Energy theft is a criminal offence and may result in prosecution and a …
… transmission tariff structures for gas, by 31 May 2019. It is our view that the NI postalised tariff regime already … complies with the requirements. A key change required is that we must propose an adjustment to the capacity … commodity split, which determines how transmission revenue is allocated between a charge for the use of the pipeline and …
… Regulator’s PC13 price control determination . PC13 is the Regulator’s assessment of NI Water’s revenue … of £324million in water and wastewater assets. NI Water is required to reduce its average prices by up to 12% by the … Regulator Chief Executive, Shane Lynch, said: “This is positive and welcome news. This price control will …