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Hydro benefit replacement scheme and common tariff obligation: consultation
"The government must review the Hydro Benefit Replacement Scheme and the Common Tariff Obligation every 3 years. These schemes help protect consumers in the North of Scotland from the high costs of electricity distribution in that area.
This consultation forms part of the review process, and we invite views from any interested parties on whether the schemes continue to meet their policy objectives and are operationally effective.
Views are also invited on a proposed mechanism to deliver a revised funding arrangement for the Shetland cross-subsidy from April 2020 onwards, which will have the effect of reducing electricity distribution costs for all consumers in the North of Scotland."
Consultation opened 12 July 2019
Consultation closed: 6 September 2019
Outcome published 13 February 2020
Policy milestone details
Start date: 2019-7-12
Milestone source: Link to BEIS website
Milestone type: Consultation/call for evidence
Sector: Energy demand and use - Energy transportation, transmission and distribution - Heat and power generation -
Organisation: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Subjects: Electricity distribution, Energy policy, Energy costs