Establishing a Charging Transitional Arrangements Group under the Reformed National Pricing programme

Establishing a Charging Transitional Arrangements Group under the Reformed National Pricing programme | 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: Establishing a Charging Transitional Arrangements Group under the Reformed National Pricing programme Publication type: Call for input Publication date: 10 March 2026 Closed date: 25 March 2026 Status: Closed Topic: Electricity generation, Electricity distribution, Electricity transmission, National Energy System Operator (NESO) Subtopic: Wholesale markets, Connections Print this page Share the page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn We are seeking stakeholder interest in joining the Charging Transitional Arrangements Group (CTAG) to inform our view on whether arrangements might be needed ahead of transmission charging reforms. Call for input description Following UK government’s July 2025 decision to retain a single national wholesale price, Ofgem, National Energy System Operator (NESO) and Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) are continuing to collaborate to review electricity market arrangements through the ‘Reformed National Pricing’ (RNP) programme. The programme will identify and assess options for changes to the electricity transmission network charging regime to support government’s aims. As part of this, we are looking to establish a stakeholder group to support us in our consideration of whether the new regime should apply to all generators, or whether establishing a ‘transitional’ or ‘legacy’ arrangement would be in the interests of consumers, and consistent with our statutory duties. This document sets out how interested parties can join that group. Stakeholders should note that further Expert Panels will be established by the RNP programme later this year to address other policy matters. Who should respond We are looking for good representation across the market to ensure the CTAG is comprised of a diverse range of experience, business models, and technology. We particularly encourage responses from generators across technology types and schemes for example, merchant generators, those under Contracts for Difference, or the Nuclear Regulated Asset Base. We also welcome responses from: trade associations consumer group representatives any other interested stakeholders How to respond You can respond by emailing tnuosreform@ofgem.gov.uk by 5pm on Tuesday 24 March 2026 with the information requested in the ‘how to register’ section of the document. Call for input documents Establishing a Charging Transitional Arrangements Group under the Reformed National Pricing programme [PDF, 200.35KB] Print this page Share the page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Close