Our response to: Ofgem’s Smart Data Repository consultation
On 19 October 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s consultation on the policy rationale and proposed governance framework for the Smart Data Repository (SDR). We support the proposed regulatory approach, while highlighting the Consumer Consent Solution’s dependence on the SDR being available on time, containing sufficient data and being reflected consistently across the relevant licences and […]
Our response to: Ofgem’s consultation on REC and licence changes for code reform
On 16 October 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s statutory consultation on proposed changes to the Retail Energy Code and affected licences for the transition to the licensed Code Manager framework. We broadly support the proposals, while recommending stronger cross-code coordination, greater flexibility in the Stakeholder Advisory Forum arrangements and a more proportionate approach to some […]
Our response to: FMAR Design and Implementation Industry Consultation
On 9 October 2026, we responded to Elexon’s consultation on the design and implementation of the Flexibility Market Asset Register (FMAR). We support the overall direction of FMAR and its potential to improve flexibility asset data, while calling for early coordination with the Consumer Consent Solution, clear ownership of data and permissions, and effective governance […]
Our response to: Proposed modifications to the REC Code Manager Licence
On 1 October 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s consultation on proposed modifications to the Retail Energy Code Code Manager Licence. We support the proposed changes, which provide a clear and practical basis for moving to the licensed Code Manager arrangements while maintaining continuity through the transition. Read more
Our response to: Smart data multi-sector call for evidence
On 1 October 2026, we responded to the Government’s call for evidence on the development of Smart Data schemes. We support a joined-up and interoperable approach that builds on existing arrangements within individual sectors, avoids duplicating governance, and provides customers with clear accountability and routes for redress. Read our response
Our response to: Swifter and Simpler Competition Redress, Regulatory Appeals and Competition Enforcement
On 25 September 2026, we responded to the Department for Business and Trade’s consultation on competition redress, regulatory appeals and enforcement. Our response focuses on the proposed changes to regulatory appeals for energy code decisions. We support making appeals faster and less costly, while preserving the existing timetable and ensuring appeals remain accessible to those […]
Our response to: Supporting innovation in the electricity retail market exempting small suppliers from the Universal Service Obligation (USO)
On 16 September 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s consultation on exempting small suppliers from the Universal Service Obligation (USO). Our detailed response is available here. In our cover letter, we highlight the following key points: We support the exemption and consider 50,000 domestic customers a responsible starting point, but any fixed threshold is necessarily an […]
Our response to: Proposed Code Manager Standard Licence Modifications relating to Data Best Practice
On 10 September 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s consultation on proposed Code Manager Standard Licence Modifications relating to Data Best Practice. RECCo supports incorporating Data Best Practice and Digitalisation Strategy and Action Plan requirements into the Code Manager licence framework, with clear scope, proportionate implementation, and appropriate protections for sensitive data. Read our response
Our response to: Consultation on Data Domain Coordinator role guidance
On 8 September 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s consultation on guidance for the Data Domain Coordinator role. RECCo supports the broad direction of the proposals and recommends a federated framework that builds on existing governance arrangements, with clear responsibilities, decision-making, escalation, and funding. Read our response
Our response to: AI assurance in the energy sector
On 12 August 2026, we responded to Ofgem’s call for input on AI assurance in the energy sector. The call sought views on current approaches to AI assurance and where further guidance may be needed. RECCo supports clear and proportionate guidance, coordinated across sectors, with targeted clarification from Ofgem where energy-specific risks arise. Read our […]