Text version  |  Help

About the Energy Group

Contacts

Publications

Consultations

Information & statistics

Legislation & regulation

Consumers

Domestic markets

International

Environment

Safety & quality of supply

Feedback | Search | Links

Home / Domestic markets / Network access - electricity / Embedded generation working group report

The Embedded Generation Working Group Report into Network Access Issues.

Contents

Volume One
Main Report and Appendices

Foreword by the Chairman
Chapter 1 Executive Summary

Chapter 2 Background - Introduction
1. History
2. The Government's drive towards efficient forms of Generation
3. Utilities Act 2000 & changes to privatisation structure
4. Role of the Embedded Generation Working Group

Chapter 3 Recommendations from the Group
1. Detailed Recommendations – Overview
2. Network Operator Reporting on Facilitation of Competition
3. Assessment of Embedded Generation Contribution to Network Performance
4. Charging Principles
5. Domestic and Other Micro-Scale Generation
6. Provision of Information
7. Future Network Design, Management and Business Environment
8. Relative materiality and possible timetable

Appendices
A. Placing the Work of the Embedded Generation Working Group in Context
B. Terms of Reference of the Working Group
C. Membership of the Working Group
D. Independent Member’s Paper
E. Summary of Recommendations (PDF, 16kb)

Volume Two
Individual Rapporteurs Technical Papers

	1. Network Operator Reporting on Facilitation of Competition (PDF, 35 Kb)
	2. Assessment of Embedded Generation Contribution to Network Performance (PDF, 108 Kb)
	3. Use of Embedded Generators for the provision of Ancillary Services (including a section covering 'balancing services' under NETA) (PDF, 59 Kb)
	4. Charging Principles (PDF, 53 Kb)
	5. Options for Domestic and Other Micro-Scale Generation (PDF, 94 Kb)
	6. Provision of Information (PDF, 46 Kb)
	7. Future Network Design, Management and Business Environment (PDF, 145 Kb)

The above report is only available on the web at this address.

 
Top of page

© Crown copyright   Page last updated: 3 April 2003