BSC Changes impacting a License Exemptable Generators
This page shows which Modifications and Change Proposals have been identified as impacting a License Exemptable Generator. Please note that the assessment of where impacts may affect certain roles within the electricity market may be amended during the course of the Change process.
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P405: Allow notices via email where currently prohibited
P405 will allow notices that the BSC currently requires to be sent by post or fax to be sent by email.
P379 ‘Multiple Suppliers through Meter Splitting’
P413 ‘Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement Programme Manager’
P424 ‘Re-insert correct definition of Settlement Error’
P416 Introducing a route of appeal for the Annual Budget in line with the proposals for the Retail Energy Code
P416 seeks to amend the BSC to include an appeals mechanism that BSC Parties could use to challenge items in the Annual Budget.
P375 ‘Settlement of Secondary BM Units using metering behind the site Boundary Point’
P375 will allow Metering Equipment situated ‘behind’ the defined Boundary Point to be used for Settlement purposes in place of the Boundary Point Meter. Primarily, this will allow balancing-related services on-site from smaller assets to be separated from current imbalance-related activities, more accurately reflecting the balancing-energy volumes provided by the Balancing Service Provider (BSP).
P438 ‘Amending the BSC to address sanction orders’
This Modification would allow Elexon to seamlessly give effect to sanctions orders.