Licence lite – a new route to market for smaller electricity generators / suppliers Robert Tudway Decentralised Energy Project Delivery Unit Greater London.

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Licence lite – a new route to market for smaller electricity generators / suppliers Robert Tudway Decentralised Energy Project Delivery Unit Greater London Authority

What is licence lite? Licence Lite is a means by which small generators / suppliers can gain direct access to the retail market, rather than relying on the sale of their output wholesale to licensed suppliers generator wholesale licensed supplier retail consumer Licence lite is a universal regulatory solution for any smaller scale electricity generator wanting to supply direct to consumers generat or retail consumer The regulatory structure for licence lite was contained in proposals put forward by Ofgem in February 2009

Why is the Mayor of London interested in licence lite? The Mayor is committed to substantial expansion of decentralised energy in London involving both heat and power These objectives are supported by Government policy and the potential for DE [‘The future of heating –meeting the challenge’ chapter 2] Licence lite allows for the recovery of value lost if small packets of power are purchased by large scale suppliers Much of London’s DE will be CHP fired district heating, the economics of which can be substantially increased if the full retail value of the output of smaller scale electricity generation can be realised after deduction of costs.

The business model Net sales revenue and pass through of market and contract liabilities on the supply of the power to the consumer Deduction by the GLA of its costs from gross revenues received Tariff paid by consumer Why the GLA as licence holder? The GLA can aggregate the generation output of the London Boroughs and other public sector sources and achieve critical mass The Mayor’s licence application is a new venture with possible challenging barriers to cross. The Mayor is in a good position to help deliver implementation, with Ofgem

How does licence lite work? Licence lite enables a supplier to be licensed, like any other supplier, by relieving the licensee of costs risks and complexities of the electricity market which it is impractical for a small generator /supplier to handle. But that is subject to a requirement that the licence lite licensee procure the necessary market services from a fully licensed supplier, enabling the licence lite licensee’s supplies to be handled by the market systems Electricity consumer Licence lite generator / supplier Fully licensed supplier / provider of market interface services This is distinct from ‘white label’ supply, where the ‘white label’ party in not independently licensed

Will the economics work? Initial modelling shows the economics should work, subject to keeping costs proportionate, but that depends upon estimates of the cost of the market interface services being broadly correct and the adoption of a simple business model The market interface services – their costs will be known through inviting tenders from fully licensed suppliers A simple business model – initially no domestic consumers / limited numbers of sources of generation and consumers The GLA business model is designed around simplicity and the pass through of costs and liabilities to the generators who benefit from the licence lite operation Limited number of commercial consumers TfL only to begin with? Back office/billing costs reflective of small commercial customer base One step at a time and keep it simple Add more consumers / domestic consumers private sector sources of generation as financial performance and GLA policy permit

What are the issues / barriers in taking licence lite forward? Making licence lite work involves resolving a range of novel issues and until that is accomplished, the extent of any barriers to licence lite implementation cannot be assessed accurately. The costs of the market interface services and the willingness of the market to provide them will not be known by the GLA until a tendering exercise has been done There are regulatory issues yet to be resolved, for example supplier of last resort questions Enabling smaller supplier / generators to have an independent route to market is seen by the Mayor as an important matter, particularly in view of the Mayor’s objectives for decentralised energy in London. Significant barriers may be found but if so they will form the agenda for future progress

Timing and progress The timing is still speculative because there are limits in predicting the issues arising and the time to resolve them March 2013 October 2013 December 2013 April 2014 GLA makes licence lite application to Ofgem ITTs to prospective suppliers of market interface services Full business model prepared for approval by the Mayor containing actual market interface costs and all back office costs GLA begins licence lite operation But much solid work in identifying and defining the market interface services required and the regulatory issues to be resolved has already been done.