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1. Responsive
Regula.on
in
a
Changing
Energy
Landscape
5th
Annual
Smart
Grids
&
Cleanpower
2013
Conference
5
June
2013
Cambridge
www.cir-‐strategy.com/events/cleanpower
Adam
Cooper
Associate
Partner
Sustainable
Energy
Policy
2. 2
Ofgem’s
objec.ve
and
du.es
• Principal
ObjecIve
–
to
protect
the
interests
of
exisIng
and
future
consumers
• Interpreted
widely
–
includes
reducIon
of
GHGs
and
ensuring
Security
of
Supply
• But
requires
that
exisIng
policy
achieves
targets,
or
if
not,
replaced
by
successful
policy
• Statutory
duIes
• Promote
compeIIon
(unless
beRer
alternaIves)
• Have
regard
to
meeIng
reasonable
demand,
achieving
sustainable
development
and
ensure
financeability
• Must
also
have
regard
to
disabled
or
sick
consumers,
rural
consumers,
low
income
consumers
and
consumers
‘of
pensionable
age’
Background
Ofgem’s
role
in
a
changing
energy
landscape
Our
objecIves
and
duIes
allow
us
to
take
a
long-‐term
view
of
customer
benefits
3. 3
Tradi.onal
price
controls
not
sufficient
to
address
new
challenges
• Focused
on
improving
efficiency
through
reducing
process
costs
• Achieved
objecIves...
• ...but
doesn’t
cope
well
with
Tx
network
expansion,
generaIon
mix
uncertainty,
creaIng
smarter
distribuIon
grids
RIIO:
Revenue
=
Incen.ves
+
Innova.on
+
Outputs
• Incen.ves:
include
environmental
and
stakeholder
engagement
• Innova.on:
includes
compeIIon
and
annual
allowance
• Outputs:
companies
set
outputs
based
on
their
plans
and
stakeholder
consultaIon
–
penalIes
for
non-‐delivery.
RIIO
A
new
type
of
price
control
for
a
changing
energy
system
£31bn
of
investment
and
expenditure
agreed
for
Transmission
and
Gas
DistribuIon
to
2021.
c.£25bn
for
Elec
DistribuIon
to
be
agreed
2015-‐23.
4. 4
Other
‘clean
power’
incen.ves
in
RIIO-‐ED1
• ConnecIons
• Retain
‘shallow-‐ish’
connecIon
charging
policy
• SimplificaIon
of
DG
connecIon
incenIves
• ConInue
to
socialise
reinforcement
costs
arising
from
LCT
take
up
• Other
environmental
measures
• Losses
–
mulI-‐pronged
approach
• £103m
for
undergrounding
of
exisIng
lines
• SF6,
Fluid
Filled
Cables,
Noise
reducIon
RIIO-‐ED1
Secng
the
framework
for
smart
and
sustainable
grids
RIIO
gives
us
a
range
of
regulatory
tools
to
ensure
an
effecIve
and
proporIonate
approach
hRp://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Networks/ElecDist/PriceCntrls/riio-‐ed1/consultaIons/Documents1/RIIOED1DecOutputsIncenIves.pdf
5. 5
Innova.on
is
cri.cal
to
the
rapid
transi.on
to
a
low-‐carbon,
VFM
energy
system
• LCNF
launched
as
part
of
DPRC5.
• Up
to
£64m
pa
for
innovaIon
projects
to
help
DNOs
understand
how
to
achieve
security
of
supply
at
value
for
money.
• 8
projects
through
to
finals,
including
network
management
and
configuraIon,
demand
side
response
and
smart
meter
usage.
• Results
and
benefits
shared
across
industry
• NIC
launched
as
part
of
RIIO
T1
and
GD1
• Up
to
£27m
pa
for
Electricity
Transmission
companies
(onshore
and
offshore)
and
£18m
pa
for
gas
distribuIon
and
transmission
companies
• 8
electricity
projects
through
to
finals,
including
subsea
cables
and
joints,
mobile
substaIon
bays,
new
towers
• 7
gas
projects
through
to
finals,
including
hydrogen
blending,
in-‐pipe
robots
and
low
carbon
pre-‐heaIng
Low
Carbon
Networks
Fund
&
Network
Innova.on
Compe..on
InnovaIng
for
Smarter
Grids
hRp://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Networks/ElecDist/lcnf/Pages/lcnf.aspx
6. 6
Smart
meter
rollout
should
bring
benefits
to
consumers...
• ...but
changes
to
governance
are
required
• Smarter
Markets
work
programme
launched
July
2012
with
4
themes
Smarter
Markets
ProtecIng
and
empowering
consumers
in
a
networked
world
Theme
Progress
Change
of
Supplier
process
Workshops
–
condoc
Q1
2014
Electricity
SeRlement
Arrangements
Open
leRer
March
2013,
further
scoping
underway
Demand-‐side
response
–
commercial
and
regulatory
arrangements
ConsultaIon
open
unIl
28/6/2013
Consumer
protecIon
and
empowerment
Workshop
held
Jan
2013
–
condoc
Q3
2014
hVp://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Markets/sm/strategy/Pages/Strategy.aspx
7. 7
Currently
different
regulatory
regimes
for
onshore,
offshore
and
interconnectors
• Licensing,
MulI-‐purpose
projects,
Charging,
Access
Also
poten.al
conflicts
and
misaligned
incen.ves
for
owners
and
operators
• Constraint
costs,
holisIc
system
planning,
European
representaIon
ITPR
seeks
to
address
these
issues
• Open
leRer
sent
November
2012
Integrated
Transmission
Planning
and
Regula.on
NG’s
demand
forecasIng
approach
&
GEMA
reacIons
hRp://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Networks/Trans/ElecTransPolicy/itpr/Documents1/ITPR%20second%20open%20leRer%2006Nov.pdf