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Our response to: Ofgem’s Market Stabilisation Charge licence condition consultation

On 15 May 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s Market Stabilisation Charge licence condition consultation. The consultation sought views on proposals to retain the Market Stabilisation Charge as an exceptional contingency measure, including how it could be activated, governed, and administered if needed to support market stability. Read our response

Our response to: Forward Work Plan 2026–29 Consultation

On 26 March 2026, following consultation and stakeholder engagement, we published our final Forward Work Plan 2026–29. Following consideration of all feedback, we also published our final Budget for 2026, with no appeals raised. The Forward Work Plan and Budget are therefore confirmed. Read our full response here.

Q3 Report now live

Track our delivery against Perform, Protect, and Progress. Read the Q3 Report and share your feedback.

Administering the Theft Detection Incentive Scheme on time and on budget

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Energy theft isn’t a victimless issue. It drives up costs, undermines market integrity, and can put people at risk. That’s why we support energy suppliers to meet their obligations to detect, investigate, and prevent theft, including through our administration of the Theft Detection Incentive Scheme. 

Our response to: SSES Implementing the Load Control Licensing Regime

We’ve responded to Ofgem’s consultation on how the new Load Control Licensing Regime will be implemented in practice. We support a risk-based and proportionate approach that enables market growth while protecting consumers and maintaining system resilience. However, implementation must avoid duplication, minimise unnecessary burden, and align with existing retail governance frameworks. Our response highlights the […]

Our response to: DESNZ Load Control Licensing Consultation

We’ve responded to DESNZ’s consultation on introducing a licensing regime for load controllers and Flexibility Service Providers. We support the ambition to scale Consumer-Led Flexibility. However, load control must integrate with existing retail arrangements to protect consumers, preserve switching, and maintain system stability as the market grows. Our response highlights the need for clear accountability, […]

Board highlights: February 2026

The RECCo Board met in February 2026, chaired by Hannah Nixon. Hannah’s summary captures the main updates and decisions from the meeting.

2026 Budget now live

Our 2026 Budget is live, with funding plans for REC services and programmes, plus two-year projections. Join our 25 February webinar to find out more.