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Our RIIO-2 business plan
Ofgem announced its final determinations of our Electricity Transmission business plan for the RIIO-2 regulatory period covering 2021 to 2026. Ofgem’s regulatory framework is known as RIIO (Revenue = Incentives + Innovation + Outputs). The RIIO model offers network companies incentives for innovation and securing investment, so they can develop sustainable energy networks at the lowest cost for current and future customers.
Final determinations
Ofgem published their final determinations on Tuesday 8 December 2020. We will be studying Ofgem's final determinations package very carefully - it covers a broad range of issues for our business.
Our RIIO-2 business plan (2021-2026)
We developed our business plan against a background of rapid change in the energy industry.
Our business planRIIO-2 Statutory Licence Consultation
We responded to Ofgem’s RIIO-2 Statutory Licence Consultation. This response was on behalf of National Grid Electricity Transmission plc (NGET) and National Grid Gas plc (NGGT). You can read the following response documentation:
Download the following Annexes
- Annex Chapter 1-9 of the Special Conditions
- Annex Special Conditions being removed
- Annex Standard and Special Conditions being modified
- Annex PCFH
- Annex PCFM.
National Grid Electricity Transmission Independent User Group
We are the Independent User Group responsible for scrutinising National Grid’s RIIO 2 business plan and challenging how they engage with stakeholders. As the Independent User Group, we represent a cross-section of the energy industry and beyond, bringing our individual expertise and experience across a broad range of energy issues.
National Grid Electricity Transmission Independent User Group