Consultation on proof of UK consumption of overseas electricity
Consultation
- Upcoming
- Open
- Closed (awaiting decision)
- Closed (with decision)
- Publication date
- Closing date
- Scheme name
- CCL
- Decision
Providing proof of UK consumption of overseas electricity is not straightforward under market coupling. It relies on the power exchanges implicitly allocating cross-border interconnector capacity based on price differentials, rather than market participants explicitly booking and nominating interconnector capacity.
Given the nature and complexity of this issue, we held an open consultation from March to June 2015 to seek stakeholder views on the use of LECs to prove UK consumption of overseas electricity for the Climate Change Levy Exemption for Renewables (CCL) under market coupling, and in particular, the evidence required in this case. Having reached a decision on this topic, we are publishing our decision document alongside this new consultation document.
We are consulting further because the analysis underpinning our decision raised several questions that we would like stakeholder input on. In particular, we are looking to understand stakeholders’ views on the specific evidence requirements for proving consumption in the UK for the purposes of Fuel Mix Disclosure (FMD) and other associated schemes such as Feed in Tariffs (FIT) and Contracts for Difference (CfD).
Respond name
CCL and REGO Team