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Ofgem launces statutory consultation to modify NESO licence and enhance onshore transmission tendering

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Published on: 02 May 2025

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LNB News 02/05/2025

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Issue Date: 02 May 2025

Published Date: 02 May 2025

Jurisdiction(s): England, Scotland and Wales

Article summary

Ofgem has launched a statutory consultation which seeks to amend the National Electricity System Operator’s (NESO) licence by introducing new obligations (which include submitting Tender Documentation for Ofgem’s approval), providing information to bidders, complying with the Onshore Competition Information Exchange Guidance, and ensuring that tender exercises are conducted efficiently and effectively. Stakeholders are invited to submit feedback on these proposed changes via email: onshorecompetitionspolicy@ofgem.gov.uk, until the 3 June 2025.

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