Between November 2024 and January 2025, we will host a series of webinars to support anyone who wants to respond to the following consultations:
Learn about our heat networks consultations
These webinars will explain the key proposals in each consultation and give you the chance to ask questions. Each webinar covers a different topic. If you are interested, we recommend you register to attend them all.
Heat networks regulation: Implementing consumer protections consultation
Webinar 1: Tuesday 21 November 3:30pm to 5pm
This webinar focuses on:
- the definitions of regulated activity
- network type
- shared ground loops/ambient loops
- bulk supply
Register to attend
Webinar 2: Wednesday 11 December 10:30am to 12pm
This webinar covers the measures being proposed to mitigate the risk and impact of heat network failure. This will include:
- financial resilience and monitoring
- operations/supply continuity plans
- contractual step-in
- last resort direction
- special administration regime
- transfer schemes
- funding options
Register to attend
Webinar 3: Thursday 9 January 3pm to 4:30pm
This webinar focuses on:
- Guaranteed Standards of Performance
- complaints
- billing & transparency
- back-billing
- heat supply agreements
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Webinar 4: Tuesday 14 January 3:30pm to 5pm
This webinar covers our proposal to implement Standards of Conduct guided by the following overarching consumer objective: that each consumer, including domestic consumers in vulnerable situations, is treated fairly.
Register to attend
Heat networks regulation: authorisation and regulatory oversight consultation
Webinar 1: Thursday 28 November 2:30pm to 4pm
This webinar focuses on:
- authorisation conditions
- single operator proposals
- the Initial Period
- registration and authorisation, including managing changes to authorisations
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Webinar 2: Thursday 5 December 2:30pm to 4pm
This webinar focuses on:
- market segmentation to support a proportionate approach to regulation
- monitoring
- audit
- compliance
- enforcement.
Register to attend
Stay up to date
If you would like to be added to our distribution list for future heat networks updates and engagement opportunities, please email heatnetworksregulation@ofgem.gov.uk.