SSE calls for a 2040 net zero power system and 2030 ICE ban in action plan
The government should set a target of achieving a net zero power system by 2040, SSE has recommended as part of a five-point action plan.
Articles tagged with: riio
UKPN unveils updated innovation strategy, identifying net zero readiness as a key area
UK Power Networks has unveiled its updated innovation strategy, targeting three innovation pillars.
Ofgem’s RIIO-2 Challenge Group 'disappointed' with lack of proactivity in network companies
Ofgem’s RIIO-2 Challenge Group has released its report, critiquing the energy network company Business Plans for RIIO-2.
Ofgem proposes to approve £75m in DNO funding requests
Ofgem has opened a consultation on 12 requests for funding adjustments totalling £322 million under the RIIO-ED1 price control.
Current±’s 2018 Review: Ofgem’s RIIO-2 unveil in March and OVO’s eventful April
We continue our run-down of the most significant stories of the year, today taking a look back at March and April, which saw Ofgem unveil its overhaul of network incentives and major moves from some of UK energy’s biggest players.
‘Fundamental flaws’: What networks operators said about RIIO-2
Ofgem has published much of the evidence submitted to its RIIO-2 consultation, with network operators largely rallying against a proposed cost of equity range that was beset by “fundamental flaws”.
Ofgem defers RIIO-2 cost controls decision as framework takes shape
Energy regulator Ofgem has deferred its decision on the cost of equity range for energy networks in the forthcoming RIIO-2 framework until December, but has unveiled a raft of decisions as its new framework begins to take shape.
Ofgem backs off from mid-period RIIO1 review
Ofgem has confirmed that it will not open a mid-period review (MPR) of the current set of electricity distribution price controls, closing the door on potential changes to the RIIO ED-1 framework.
Citizens Advice wades back into network costs row with controversial new report
The Citizens Advice Bureau has once again stoked a war of words surrounding network costs by publishing a new report claiming to uncover regional disparities in how costs are passed onto consumers.