Energy Policy Consultations
Consultation | Consulting | Date | Closing |
Smart metering implementation programme - draft Statutory Instrument | Smart Metering Implementation Programme - Regulatory Design Team | 10/02/12 | 23/03/12 |
This consultation seeks stakeholder views on a draft Statutory Instrument that will enable the licensing of a new national provider of communications to and from electricity and gas smart meters, to be referred to as the Data and Communications Company (DCC) READ THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Contact: t: 0300 068 5128 e: dccg@decc.gsi.gov.uk | |||
Comprehensive Review of Feed-in tariffs - Phase 2A: Solar PV Cost | Feed-in Tariffs Team | 09/02/12 | 03/04/12 |
This document sets out proposals for six monthly degression for solar PV tariffs, with an added deployment trigger to ensure subsidy levels keep in step with the market. It also reviews export tariffs and reducing the period for which solar PV tariffs are applied, from 25 to 20 years. READ THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Contact: e: fits@decc.gsi.gov.uk | |||
Energy efficiency A Call for Evidence | Energy Efficiency Deployment Office (EEDO) | 08/02/12 | 04/04/12 |
The Energy Institute (EI) will be submitting a response to this Call for Evidence based on EI member views and experiences. To indicate your interest in helping or to contribute to the EI submission, please contact Jocelyne Bia, Communications Director. | |||
This Call for Evidence represents EEDO's first step in engaging the wider understanding and knowledge in those sectors where energy efficiency is, or will increasingly become, important and builds upon early work of the EEDO. Responses will help guide EEDO's future direction. READ THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Contact: t: 0300 068 6096, e: eedostrategy@decc.gsi.gov.uk | |||
Comprehensive Review of Feed-in tariffs - Phase 2B: Tariffs for non-PV technologies and scheme administration issues | Feed-in Tariffs Team | 09/02/12 | 26/04/12 |
This consultation proposes changes to the tariffs of the four non-PV tariffs (wind, hydro, anaerobic digestion (AD) and micro combined heat and power (CHP)) and introduces a digression mechanism for each. It proposes special arrangements for community projects, including greater tariff stability. It also proposes an increase in the rate of return available for micro-CHP and proposes tariff guarantees for wind, AD and hydro projects. READ THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Contact: e: fits@decc.gsi.gov.uk | |||
