… the electricity industry The purpose of this consultation is to set out the utility Regulator’s reasons for believing … intends and prefers to publish all comments received, but is prepared to facilitate those respondents who wish certain … so wish should submit these sections in an appendix that is clearly marked “Confidential”. Copies of these documents …
… licence to Mullavilly Energy Ltd . The proposed licence is in respect of electricity battery storage. A copy of … licence to Mullavilly Energy Ltd . The proposed licence is in respect of electricity battery storage. A copy of …
… licence from a price cap to a revenue cap. This document is likely to be of interest to the licensee affected, other … licence from a price cap to a revenue cap. This document is likely to be of interest to the licensee affected, other …
… Information Note OFREG is pleased to note that DETI has announced the names of its … Information Note OFREG is pleased to note that DETI has announced the names of its …
… industrial and domestic customers. The postalised tariff is scheduled to be introduced on the 1st October 2004. … for comments. The deadline for comments on the standards is 27th August 2004 Appendix B Standard licence conditions … them consistent with the postalised tariff system. This is the first consultation on these conditions. These …
… AES Derogation Approval for AES (PDF 84 KB) This is a three year extension of the derogation from the … AES Derogation Approval for AES (PDF 84 KB) This is a three year extension of the derogation from the …
… (average) over PC21 applied to an RPI indexed RCV. This is lower than the company’s Business Plan and saves £184m in billed revenue. Capital investment of £1.7bn which is 11.9% less than the company’s proposals for PC21 but a 74% … in regulatory capital value as additional investment is made. Price limits with a weighted average cost increase …
… RP6 is the regulatory price control that will set the costs all … RP6 is the regulatory price control that will set the costs all …
… said: “As the independent economic regulator, our role is to ensure that water and sewerage consumers receive value … financial performance. “Our independent assessment is that NI Water has achieved real progress in its first … the need for a decrease in costs by 40% if NI Water is to become as efficient. “The company must also focus on …
… transmission system operator, SONI, to ensure the company is, and will continue to be, fit for purpose in securing the … interests of consumers and other stakeholders. This paper is the first stage in the review of governance arrangements. … Our preference is for responses to be submitted by e-mail. Updated 12 August …
… provide accurate cost estimates. Airport Road Substation is one such project. We included a mechanism in the price … estimates prepared. The Airport Road Substation project is necessary to support ongoing economic development to the … determination. It will also allow the company to secure a site for the sub-station. Determination of additional funding …
… behind the proposed decisions. The Draft Decision Paper is supported by an Impact Assessment Paper which is also published. The SEM Committee invites consumers of … Decision Paper and Impact Assessment, the SEM Committee is also publishing: • A Non-technical summary , • A TSO …
… NIE’s and SONI’s licenses to ensure that if an asset is constructed contestably, to NIE and SONI standards, that … asset; and • reviewing contestability when the framework is in place to ensure that competition is not hindered. This decision paper follows consultation on …
… Single Electricity Market (SEM) on the island of Ireland is an exciting opportunity to break new ground in European electricity regulation. A major project is now under way which will deliver wholesale electricity … and preparation to regulate in consumers’ interests. This is one of the most advanced examples of regional integration …
… to as EU Third Internal Energy Package Directives or IME3, is being implemented by the Utility Regulator and will come … greater transparency from energy companies. “This is extremely timely. As our energy market is becoming more competitive, further protection for …
… The Utility Regulator is publishing a consultation on the PPB price control to … The costs of running PPB under the current price control is approximately £4.5m per year, with an additional gain … notice, by the Utility Regulator during this period. This is therefore the final price control for PPB, and will apply …
… in Northern Ireland. The GT22 price control period is due to run from 1 October 2022 until 30 September 2027. Our proposed approach is a further development to that adopted for the previous gas … by the Department for the Economy may impact on what is required of TSOs in meeting the challenge of an energy …
… The Utility Regulator is today publishing a decision paper announcing the … of consumers and the net benefit or loss made by PPB is passed to consumers as an element of the PSO (Public Service Obligation) levy. This decision is expected to save around £4m a year, which will be …
… coming year will remain largely unchanged. Whilst there is an increase of 2.8% to trade effluent charges, those … which may result in an increase for some customers. It is important that the price paid for water and sewerage … This announcement marks the conclusion of a process that is undertaken by the Utility Regulator and NI Water, in …