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Supplementary memorandum submitted by the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem)

MEMO ON THE CUSC PANEL AND BLOCKING OF THE FOURTH OPTION

  National Grid raised the "Fourth Model" as CAP171 at the CUSC Panel meeting of 30 March 2009. The CUSC Panel prevented the "fourth model" from being developed further on the grounds that it had substantively the same effect as the auctions proposal. Following this meeting, National Grid raised the fourth model again (as CAP172), providing further information on the way the "fourth model" differed from the auctions proposal. The CUSC Panel again voted to prevent the amendment from being developed and considered. The model cannot currently be developed or sent to Ofgem to consider and assess along with the other three models.

  The table below summarises the way in which CUSC Panel members voted.


Panel Member
Employed By*Voted for the model to be considered Voted against the model being considered Abstained


Hedd Roberts
National Grid
Garth GrahamSSE
Simon LordFirst Hydro
Tony DiciccoRWEnpower
Bob BrownCornwall Energy—Independent
Barbara VestAEP
Paul Jonese.on
Paul MottEdf
Summary of Voting 341


Note: CUSC Panel members are required to act independently of their company interests.
June 2009





 
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