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Delivering a Successful GB Feed-in Tariff – An Ofgem Operational Perspective

Delivering a Successful GB Feed-in Tariff – An Ofgem Operational Perspective. Keith Duncan 25 October 2010. www.ofgem.gov.uk. Overview. Context- Government Renewable Energy Policy Background to Ofgem’s role within the scheme Current Uptake of the Scheme Future timetable. Xx.

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Delivering a Successful GB Feed-in Tariff – An Ofgem Operational Perspective

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  1. Delivering a Successful GB Feed-in Tariff –An Ofgem Operational Perspective Keith Duncan 25 October 2010

  2. www.ofgem.gov.uk Overview • Context- Government Renewable Energy Policy • Background to Ofgem’s role within the scheme • Current Uptake of the Scheme • Future timetable Xx

  3. Context for FITs • EU Renewables Directive – 15% RE in UK by 2020 • UK Renewable Energy Strategy • 30% renewable electricity • 10% renewable transport • 12% renewable heat • Energy Act 2009 introduced primary powers for FITs • Government introduced FITs on 1 April 2010

  4. How the FIT scheme works

  5. www.ofgem.gov.uk Ofgem E-Serve’s role in the FIT scheme • Accreditation of eligible installations (including migration of RO generators) • Operation of the Central FIT Register • Compliance functions • Periodic & Annual Levelisation • Facilitate switching of generators • Information and guidance • Reporting Xx

  6. www.ofgem.gov.uk Enquiries and Communications Xx

  7. Current uptake (April – September 2010)

  8. www.ofgem.gov.uk Recent Progress and Next Steps Xx

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