Transmission Charging Methodologies Forum - TCMF
The TCMF is an industry forum that discusses National Grid's charging methodologies and the principles behind them. The aim of the forum is to allow Users to become involved in the development of National Grid's charging methodologies and enable National Grid to keep the methodologies under constant review.
In light of the introduction of legislation designed to implement BETTA by 1 April 2005, National Grid intends to extend the format and membership of the TCMF to incorporate GB issues. Once BETTA is implemented, a formal GB TCMF can be established. Until such time, National Grid shall refer to the forum as the Developmental GB TCMF.
All existing or prospective CUSC parties are eligible to send one representative to the meeting. In addition, representatives from other industry bodies are invited. Please see the draft terms of reference below for further details.
Meeting 25 - 27 August 2008
Inter-TSO Compensation (ITC) Scheme
Meeting 24 - 18 June 2008
Meeting 23 - 29 April 2008
Transmission Access Review Slides
Meeting 22 - 22 February 2008
CEC before TEC - Letter to Industry
Local asset charging arrangements presentation
Connection charges - CEC before TEC
Meeting 21 - 10 December 2007
Design Variation Charging Arrangements
Meeting 20 - 15 October 2007
Design Variation Charging Arrangements
Meeting 19 - 14 August 2007
Review of Embedded Benefit
Meeting 18 - 21 June 2007
Draft Meeting Report - 21 June 2007
Design Variation Charging Arrangements
Offshore Charging Pre-Consultation
CAP146 - Third Party Works
Meeting 17 - 18 April 2007
Draft Meeting Report - 18 April 2007
CAP143 Interim TEC - Presentation
National Grid - Design Variations Discount Next Steps
EdF - Ideas for Design Variations
Meeting 16 - 15 February 2007
Draft Meeting Report - 15 February 2007
2007 Work Review - Presentation
CAP142 and Charging Methodology Timetable - Presentation
Charging Implications of CAP143 - Presentation
Agenda - 15 February 2007
Meeting 15 - 13 December 2006
Agenda - 15 February 2007
Terms of Reference
Useful links
European Transmission System Operators (ETSO)
Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER)
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