CMAG Webinar – 24 April 2024

We will be hosting our first CMAG Webinar on Wednesday 24 April 2024 10:00 – 11:30am, via Teams. For more information on our Agenda and how to join, please visit our Meeting and Events page.…

DESNZ CM 2023: Phase 2 and 10 Year Review Consultation

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has published its ‘Capacity Market 2023: Phase 2 proposals and 10 year review’ Consultation.

The Consultation can be accessed from the DESNZ Consultation Webpage and closes at 11:45pm Friday 8 December 2023.

Ofgem Statutory Consultation on CM Rules Change Proposals

Ofgem has published its Statutory Consultation on three CM Rules Change Proposals. The Consultation can be accessed online, with responses due by 5 January 2024.…

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Latest Change Proposal Updates

CP376: Clarifying restrictions on the role of Agent

December 5, 2023

What is the issue?

The policy intent for Rule 3.3.5 is that each single CMU or multiple CMUs who all belong to the same Group (a holding company and its subsidiaries) is represented either by the Applicant themselves or by a nominated Agent who acts as Applicant, Bidder and/or Capacity Provider for only that CMU or the CMUs of that …

CP375: Merging Capacity Market Units

November 15, 2023

What is the issue?

CM Rules prohibit a change in Capacity Market Unit (CMU) configuration after Prequalification. This prevents Agreement holders from changing CMUs to reflect changes in project development and/or commercial structures. This may limit the commercial flexibility of Agreement holders, increasing the risk of project non-delivery, preventing more efficient commercial structures, and ultimately increasing Capacity Market costs.

What

CP374: Splitting Capacity Market Units

November 15, 2023

What is the issue?

The CM Rules prohibit a change in Capacity Market Unit (CMU) configuration after Prequalification. This prevents Agreement holders from changing CMUs to reflect changes in project development and/or commercial structures. This can limit the commercial flexibility of Agreement holders, increasing the risk of project non-delivery, preventing more efficient commercial structures, and ultimately increasing Capacity Market costs.…

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