Xoserve is hosting a series of four workshops for participants to feed into the Future Billing methodology consultation. These virtual events are free to attend for ADBA members – to register for any of the following workshops please click here:
- Shipper/Supplier focus – Friday 11th February 2022
This session will be focusing on the impact to both Shippers & Suppliers of the suggested Future Billing Methodology Options and the session is designed to allow robust discussion & informal feedback to be shared, prior to the attendees submitting formal consultation feedback. Consultation
- Biomethane/Hydrogen producers focus – Tuesday 22nd February 2022
This session will be focusing on the impact to both Biomethane & Hydrogen producers of the suggested Future Billing Methodology Options and the session is designed to allow robust discussion & informal feedback to be shared, prior to the attendees submitting formal consultation feedback.
- Metering & IGT focus – Wednesday 23rd February 2022
This session will be focusing on the impact to both Metering & IGTs of the suggested Future Billing Methodology Options and the session is designed to allow robust discussion & informal feedback to be shared, prior to the attendees submitting formal consultation feedback.
- Regulation/Policy/Energy Networks focus – Friday 25th February 2022
This session will be for interested regulatory parties to review impacts of options across the industry and ensure understanding of the suggested options, allow robust discussion and informal feedback to be shared, prior to attendees submitting formal consultation feedback.
While the official consultation documentation will be released on Monday 31st January, these workshops in February will provide an opportunity for people to ask any questions, make comments or get clarification before responses are submitted.
Future Billing Methodology is an Energy Innovation project looking at how to maximise the amount of renewable or “Green Gases” which can be carried in the Gas network. With 83% of homes in Great Britain currently heated by gas, natural gas alternatives can help customers move to low carbon energy in a least cost, convenient way. The energy market needs to be ready to support this transition.
If you would like any further details the Future Billing Methodology website and all associated technical documentation can be found here: Future Billing Methodology.
If you have any questions, please contact ADBA’s Nick Primmer, Lead Analyst: Energy and Climate, nick.primmer@adbioresources.org
Additional Future Billing Methodology resources:
- MS 11 Smart Metering Laboratory Trials Report: https://futurebillingmethodology.co.uk/project_updates/616/
- MS12 Final Report on Field Trial Progress: https://futurebillingmethodology.co.uk/project_updates/final-report-on-field-trial-progress-published/
- MS13 Report on Novel Validation of Network Modelling for Embedded and Network Charging Areas: https://futurebillingmethodology.co.uk/project_updates/ms13-fbm-report/
- I-0343_Calorific value and gas quality impact assessment of hydrogen and biomethane blends I-0343 Calorific Value and Gas Quality Impact Assessment of Hydrogen and Biomethane Blends – Future Billing Methodology