Thursday, October 24, 2013
Scottish Power becomes latest energy firm to up prices
Scottish Power to raise prices by 8.6% from 6 December
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Scottish Power to pay $13.7 million fine for bad sales
Scottish Power to pay £8.5m for mis-selling – are you due a share?
Scottish Power ordered to pay £8.5m for misleading customers
Scottish Power agrees to pay out £8.5m for misleading consumers
Scottish Power Fined £8.5 Million After Mis-selling Probe
Scottish Power to pay customers £8.5 million for mis-selling
Consultation outcome: Smart meters: draft amendments to supply licence conditions for domestic and non-domestic markets
Updated: Government response published.
The government is seeking views on a number of proposed changes to Supply Licence conditions, including amendments clarifying the policy position and amendments resulting from the change in the completion date for the smart metering roll-out from 31 December 2019 to 31 December 2020. This consultation is set out in Part 2 of this document, with the draft licence conditions that would give effect to these proposed changes set out in Annex 4 to Parts 1 and 2. This consultation has two closing dates: section (i) closes on 19 November 2013; and sections (ii) and (iii) close on 3 December 2013.
Consultation outcome: Licence conditions for non-domestic smart metering issues
Updated: Government response published.
Part 1 of this document contains the government's response to its 1 July 2013 open letter consultation on rules governing smart and advanced metering in the non-domestic market. The government is now seeking views on draft, amended licence conditions set out in Annex 4 to Parts 1 and 2 of the document that give effect to the government's decisions following the open letter consultation. These decisions include confirmation that the date to which advanced electricity and gas metering may be installed at smaller non-domestic premises, and not replaced before the end date for the roll-out, will be extended to 5 April 2016. Any contractual arrangements providing for continued installation of advanced metering after 5 April 2016 and until the roll-out completion date will need to be in place at that point.
Consultation outcome: Domestic market: licence conditions to implement the EU Energy Efficiency Directive provisions on consumer access to consumption and export data from smart meters
Updated: Government response published.
The government is seeking views on draft licence conditions that would give effect to the government's implementation of the EU Energy Efficiency Directive requirements for domestic consumers to have easy access to 24 months of daily, weekly, monthly and annual historical consumption data, and to have export data (where it is recorded) made available in an easily understandable format. This consultation is set out in Part 3 of this document, with the draft licence conditions set out in Annex 2 to Part 3. These licence conditions also include drafting to give effect to the government's decision that non-domestic consumers with smart meters should have an equivalent right to minimum access to data as those with advanced meters.