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Distribution Use of System Charging – Managing the effects of surplus residual charges

OFGEM·consultation·low·25 Jul 2024·source document
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Distribution Use of System Charging – Managing the effects of surplus residual charges | 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: Distribution Use of System Charging – Managing the effects of surplus residual charges Publication type: Call for input Publication date: 25 July 2024 Closed date: 6 September 2024 Status: Closed Topic: Electricity transmission, Electricity distribution, Energy codes Subtopic: Connection and use of system code (CUSC), Distribution connection and use of system agreement (DCUSA) Print this page Related links Access and forward-looking charges reform Share the page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn In this call for input we outline the proposed approaches for managing the effects of surplus residual charges. Explanatory notes of the charging methodology issues as presented at the March 2024 Charging Futures Forum are found on the ESO Charging Futures Forum webpage . We are publishing this call for input to signal to relevant parties that we are considering our approach to address these issues. It includes our assessment of options for resolving the issues and our proposed approach to implementation. We invite views from stakeholders on these developments ahead of identifying any preferred solution or solutions. Please submit any written feedback to DUOS@ofgem.gov.uk by 5 September 2024. Respond name James Harvey Respond email DUOS@ofgem.gov.uk Main document Distribution Use of System Charging – Managing the effects of surplus residual charges [PDF, 359.46KB] Response documents Managing the effects of surplus residual charges Call for Input non-confidential responses [ZIP, 2.45MB] Print this page Related links Access and forward-looking charges reform Share the page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Close