Energy code reform phase 1: transitional measures and code changes

Details of outcome

We received 21 responses from a range of stakeholders in response to our consultation. We also engaged with stakeholders by hosting a webinar on the consultation.

Having considered stakeholder feedback, we have decided to proceed with our proposed approach to implementing phase 1 of energy code reform, including changes to the BSC and REC governance arrangements, code manager licensing framework, and transitional arrangements. We have made targeted changes where appropriate in response to consultation responses.

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Original consultation

We are seeking feedback on the steps we need to take to be ready to transition to the new governance framework for the phase 1 codes, the Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) and the Retail Energy Code (REC).

In particular, we are consulting on our proposed approach to key changes needed to the BSC and REC code texts, and proposed licence revocation terms as well as amended licence conditions for the phase 1 code manager candidates.  

Who should respond

We want to hear views from anyone who has an interest in energy code reform, as well as people who work in the energy sectors and the public. This includes:  

• code administrators  
• code parties  
• central system delivery bodies
• consumer groups