Consultation on further detailed regime parameters for the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme

Consultation on further detailed regime parameters for the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme | Ofgem Please enable JavaScript in your web browser to get the best experience. BETA This site is currently in BETA. Help us improve by giving us your feedback . Close alert: Consultation on further detailed regime parameters for the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme Publication type: Consultation Publication date: 20 September 2024 Closed date: 19 October 2024 Status: Closed (with decision) Topic: Offshore electricity transmission Decision: Further detailed regime parameters for the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme: decision Print this page Related links Decision on the Regulatory Framework for the Non-Standard Interconnectors of the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme Share the page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn We are consulting on further detailed regime parameters for the Offshore Hybrid Asset (OHA) pilot scheme. These are additional to the high-level regime parameters included in section 7 and Appendix 1 of our decision on the Regulatory Framework for the Non-Standard Interconnectors (NSIs) of the OHA pilot scheme of 8 February 2024. The OHA pilot scheme comprises the proposed LionLink and Nautilus Non-Standard Interconnectors, which are to run from the United Kingdom to offshore converter stations, linked to offshore wind farms, in Netherlands and Belgian waters respectively. Respond name Kevin Magner Respond email cap.floor@ofgem.gov.uk Main document Consultation on further detailed regime parameters for the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme [PDF, 523.01KB] Response documents Elia consultation response [PDF, 241.98KB] NGV consultation response [PDF, 356.08KB] WindGrid consultation response [PDF, 84.21KB] Print this page Related links Decision on the Regulatory Framework for the Non-Standard Interconnectors of the Offshore Hybrid Asset pilot scheme Share the page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Close