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My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State has made a lot of progress in trying to bring together a holistic network, but it is too late for communities in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex. In that regard, will she request that the electricity system operator publishes its survey of the Bradwell site, and that it undertakes a fresh one, with a full cost-benefit analysis, as a pilot for future connections?
My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State has made a lot of progress in trying to bring together a holistic network, but it is too late for communities in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex. In that regard, will she request that the electricity system operator publishes its survey of the Bradwell site, and that it undertakes a fresh one, with a full cost-benefit analysis, as a pilot for future connections?
As my right hon. Friend knows, the ESO has conducted an investigation into Bradwell and its suitability, but I am happy to meet her again to discuss Bradwell, the location of future projects, and how we might work together to ensure that her constituents see the benefits of any future energy infrastructure built in that part of the country.
As my right hon. Friend knows, the ESO has conducted an investigation into Bradwell and its suitability, but I am happy to meet her again to discuss Bradwell, the location of future projects, and how we might work together to ensure that her constituents see the benefits of any future energy infrastructure built in that part of the country.
As my right hon. Friend knows, the ESO has conducted an investigation into Bradwell and its suitability, but I am happy to meet her again to discuss Bradwell, the location of future projects, and how we might work together to ensure that her constituents see the benefits of any future energy infrastructure built in that part of the country.
My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State has made a lot of progress in trying to bring together a holistic network, but it is too late for communities in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex. In that regard, will she request that the electricity system operator publishes its survey of the Bradwell site, and that it undertakes a fresh one, with a full cost-benefit analysis, as a pilot for future connections?
To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the Power Responsive project that has been launched by the Electricity System Operator.
To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the Power Responsive project that has been launched by the Electricity System Operator.
National Grid Electricity System Operator’s (ESO) Power Responsive campaign is one of the principal stakeholder forums that promotes a more flexible approach to electricity consumption (known as demand side response), which can help to drive decarbonisation, bolster our energy security and create savings for consumers.
The Government will continue to work with ESO, Ofgem and industry to support Power Responsive in its work to remove barriers to increased participation in demand side response.
Committee stage. Clause 270, discussed with clauses 271 to 273, new Government clauses and schedules. Clauses 270 to 273 negatived on division (5 to 8, 4 to 8, 5 to 8 and 5 to 8). Clause 132, schedule 7 agreed to, with schedule 7 amended. Clauses 133 to 138, schedules 8 to 9 agreed to. Clause 139 agreed to as amended. Government new clauses considered: 9 (Retention of information and samples), 10 (Preparation and agreement of information and samples plans), 11 (Information and samples plans: supplementary), 12 (Information and samples coordinators), 13 (Power of OGA to require information and samples), 14 (Prohibition on disclosure of information or samples by OGA), 15 (Power of Secretary of State to require information and samples), 16 (Power of OGA to give sanction notices), 17 (Enforcement notices), 18 (Financial penalty notices), 19 (Revocation notices), 20 (Operator removal notices), 21 (Duty of OGA to give sanction warning notices), 22 (Publication of details of sanctions), 23 (Subsequent sanction notices), 24 (Withdrawal of sanction notices), 25 (Sanctions: information powers), 26 (Appeals in connection with Chapter), 27 (Procedure for enforcement decisions), 28 (Interpretation of Chapter), 29 (Designation of hydrogen transport counterparty), 31 (Designation of hydrogen storage counterparty), 32 (Direction to offer to contract with eligible hydrogen storage provider) and 52 (Principle objectives of Secretary of State and GEMA). New clauses 9 to 32 and 52 agreed to.
Committee stage. Clause 270, discussed with clauses 271 to 273, new Government clauses and schedules. Clauses 270 to 273 negatived on division (5 to 8, 4 to 8, 5 to 8 and 5 to 8). Clause 132, schedule 7 agreed to, with schedule 7 amended. Clauses 133 to 138, schedules...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, whether he is taking steps to ensure (a) market transparency and (b) protection of consumer interest by requiring National Grid ESO to publish the assumed load factors used to rank bids in the new Optional Downward Flexibility Mechanism...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, whether he is taking steps to ensure (a) market transparency and (b) protection of consumer interest by requiring National Grid ESO to publish the assumed load factors used to rank bids in the new Optional Downward Flexibility Mechanism...
The Government believes that transparency is essential for a stable, secure energy market in which industry and consumers can participate with confidence.
The Optional Downward Flexibility Mechanism (ODFM) service has been established by National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) to be used in exceptional circumstances and under certain conditions. ODFM was critical during recent periods of exceptionally low demand as it created ‘space’ on the system, thereby allowing the ESO to balance the system without having to resort to implementing emergency disconnection of embedded generation. As lockdown restrictions relax and demand increases, there is likely to be less of a requirement to use this service.
Ofgem, as the independent energy regulator, has a statutory duty to protect the interests of GB’s energy consumers and is responsible for ensuring that the ESO procures services to balance electricity demand and supply (including ODFM) in an open, transparent, economic and efficient manner.
The ESO is committed to transparency and provides a comprehensive suite of data relating to its activities via their data portal [https://data.nationalgrideso.com/ancillary-services/optional-downward-flexibility-management-odfm-market-information?from=0#resources]; this includes extensive information about the ODFM service. The ESO is continuing to publish further information about activities undertaken as a result of the pandemic. We have asked them to publish further information in relation to load factors for ODFM as part of this.