Next steps for electricity interconnection in Great Britain
An overview of the next steps for future electricity interconnection and offshore hybrid assets as Great Britain transitions towards becoming a Clean Energy Superpower.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, and Ofgem are conducting a comprehensive Electricity Market Arrangements Review (REMA) to modernise electricity market structures and accelerate network connections. The review covers energy code reform, capacity market changes, electricity interconnection, and strategic demand-side connections. Current focus includes code manager licensing, modification appeals to the CMA, and prequalification processes.
An overview of the next steps for future electricity interconnection and offshore hybrid assets as Great Britain transitions towards becoming a Clean Energy Superpower.
An overview of the next steps for future electricity interconnection and offshore hybrid assets as Great Britain transitions towards becoming a Clean Energy Superpower.
In response to: Review of electricity market arrangements (REMA): Summer update, 2025
This document provides an update on the REMA programme.
This document provides an update on the REMA programme.
The government's summary of a proposed EU regulation to improve the EU's protection against market manipulation in the wholesale energy market.
The government's summary of a proposed EU regulation to amend existing EU legislation to improve the EU's electricity market design.
Government, Ofgem and National Grid have agreed a statement setting out the intention to create a new legally separate System Operator within the National Grid group.
Consultation on an issue around fairness and competition in the Capacity Market auctions.