Closed Consultations

This consultation document seeks respondents' views on the issues raised by P259: Provision of Applicable Balancing Service Volumes for Interconnectors.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P253: Improving the accuracy of the credit calculation for SVA participants.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P260: Extension to data provided to the Transmission Company in the TUoS Report.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P259: Provision of Applicable Balancing Service Volumes for Interconnectors.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P256: Improving efficiency and clarity of the Trading Disputes process.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P257: Removal of the concept of Trading Queries.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P258: Including Party Agents in the Trading Disputes process.

This consultation seeks respondents’ views on increasing the Credit Assessment Price (CAP) to £51/MWh.

CAP is used in the Credit Cover calculation and a change in the value of CAP can ultimately affect the amount of Credit Cover that a Party is required to lodge.

Responses to this consultation will be presented to the Credit Committee.

If you have any questions about this consultation please contact Steve Wilkin on 020 7380 4253 or email CreditCommittee@elexon.co.uk

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P261: Correcting an omission in the BSC arising from the P216 Alternative Modification legal text

We invite you to respond to the consultation on the Risk Evaluation Register for 2011/12 (the proposed amendments can be found on Section 4 of the RER). Through the Technical Assurance technique, ELEXON are looking into the impact of the de-appointments process on the relevant Settlement Risks (including SR0001, SR0002 and SR0005 where probability changes have been proposed).

ELEXON will present the consultation responses to the PAB at its meeting on Thursday 29 July 2010. At this meeting  the PAB, with delegated authority from the Panel, will approve the RER 2011/12  (subject to any changes it deems necessary).

Please email your completed response to paa@elexon.co.uk by the 18 June 2010.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P256: Improving Efficiency and Clarity of the Trading Disputes Process

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P257: Removal of the concept of Trading Queries.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P258: Including Party Agents in the Trading Disputes process

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P255: Profile Administrator: creating flexibility in discharging the service

This consultation seeks respondents’ views on increasing the Credit Assessment Price (CAP) to 45/MWh.

CAP is used in the Credit Cover calculation and a change in the value of CAP can ultimately affect the amount of Credit Cover that a Party is required to lodge.

Responses to this consultation will be presented to the Credit Committee.

If you have any questions regarding this consultation please contact Steve Wilkin on 020 7380 4253 or CreditCommittee@elexon.co.uk

This consultation is part of the Profiling and Settlement Review, and will help to identify benefits for our customers in light of recent changes in the metering market.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P255 'Profile Administrator: creating flexibility in discharging the service'.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P252: Removal of Trading Parties’ ability to submit two votes at elections of BSC Panel industry members

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P251: Revision of the election process for BSC Panel Industry Members.

This consultation document seeks respondents' views on the proposals raised by the recent review of the Continuous Acceptance Duration Limit parameter.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P249: Revision of banking arrangements under the BSC

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P252: Removal of Trading Parties’ ability to submit two votes at elections of BSC Panel industry members

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P254: Removal of Main and SVA Specified Charge Amounts from the Code

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P247: Proposer 'ownership' of Modification Proposals

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P250: Prevention of 'Timing Out' of Authority decisions on Modification Proposals

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P251: Revision of the election process for BSC Panel Industry Members

This consultation asks respondents’ to review the Risk Evaluation Methodology 2011/12, and to submit any comments to paa@elexon.co.uk. Responses to this consultation will be presented to the Performance Assurance Board meeting on 29 April 2010.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P229 'Introduction of a seasonal Zonal Transmission Losses scheme'

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P247: 'Proposer ‘ownership’ of Modification Proposals'.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P250: 'Prevention of 'Timing Out' of Authority decisions on Modification Proposals'.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P249 'Revision of banking arrangements under the BSC'.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the allocation of a new Grid Supply Point (GSP) to a GSP Group.

Responses to this consultation will be presented at the next SVG meeting.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P245 'Changes to Long Term vacant Sites Timescales'.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P246 'Reporting to LDSOs of Aggregated Metering Data for Embedded Networks'. 

Please send us your views and comments on our Draft BSCCo Business Plan for 2010-11 using the Business Plan Response form.

Please can email your completed forms to communications@elexon.co.uk by 15 January. If you'd like to talk to us about our Business Plan, please contact Gareth Forrester, Business Planning & Projects Consultant or call him on 020 7380 4159.

This consultation document seeks respondents’ views on the issues raised by P248 'Aligning BSC interest calculation requirements with the FAA calculation method and P235 principles'. 

The P229 Assessment Procedure consultation has been extended, with responses requested by 5pm on Monday 11 January 2010.

We have produced approximate Seasonal Zonal Transmission Loss Multipliers (TLMs) based on modelled data for the baseline, P229 Proposed and P229 Alternative arrangements.  The TLMs are contained in the document below, which also explains the limitations of these approximate TLMs and how we suggest you can best use them as part of your analysis.

We have also updated the initial consultation document, to include an additional question on High Voltage DC networks.

The Modification Group raised the question of interaction of future technology with the Load Flow Model (LFM) and it was agreed that it would be impossible to future proof the LFM completely, but that consideration should be given to High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) transmission assets to ensure that they could be modelled under P229.

ELEXON and the Load Flow Modeller have worked together to draft an approach of how HVDC could potentially be modelled under P229. After reviewing this approach the Group are comfortable that HVDC could be modelled in the future, should P229 be approved and implemented.

However, if there is anything else you feel should be considered, the document outlining the HVDC considerations and an updated consultation question form are published below.