🐣🌸 Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter! 🐰🎉
A big thank you to the industry’s support and field staff working this Easter weekend, ensuring continuity of supply across Great Britain. Your dedication and commitment are truly commendable, and your efforts do not go unnoticed.
Your hard work is deeply appreciated. 🌟
#ThankYou #metering #EasterHeroes
Change R0094 has been raised to address an issue with the ‘Switch with a Concurrent Change of MEM process.’.
MEMs are obliged to issue ONJOBs to the CDSP as part of a meter exchange. However, this would not be issued if the MEM has received a de-Appointment flow as part of the Switch. This change proposes to obligate MEMs to issue ONJOBs for any completed meter exchanges, even after receiving a de-Appointment flow. This will ensure accurate Meter Technical Details are available to the gaining Supplier and MEM.
The REC Code Manager is hosting an Introduction to the REC Webinar on 25 April 2024 (10:00 – 12:30) to introduce new REC Parties and those who wish to have a refresher to the Code. To view the full list of topics and register your interest, click here.
On 21 March 2024, the REC Authority issued its decision to reject an appeal raised on Change Proposal R0093 – Uplift to CSS Maximum Demand Volumes during MHHS Migration Period.
The decision document can be found on the REC Portal here.
R0093 was due for implementation on 23 February 2024, however, was removed from this release to allow the appeal to reach its conclusion. R0093 will now be implemented at the earliest opportunity and further details will be communicated via the REC Change Bulletin and release pages. Read more
Following discussion with impacted Parties and the REC Change Panel, REC have applied some updates to the Solution documentation for R0043 – Commissioning of Works by the Crowded Meter Room Coordinator (CMRC) to Resolve Issues In Crowded Meter Rooms. This is to ensure alignment with the Legal Text and to provide clarity to parties as they begin development for this change release in June 2024.
At the AGM, one of the key agenda items was the election of committee members to serve in various capacities within our association.
Congratulations to all the newly appointed committee members of the AMO. Their dedication and commitment to serving in this capacity are commendable. Their contributions will undoubtedly help steer the association toward its goals and objectives.
We would like to extend our gratitude to each and every one of you for your active participation in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Association of Member Operators (AMOs).
Your engagement and involvement in the AGM played a crucial role in making it a resounding success. The insightful discussions, valuable contributions, and constructive feedback provided during the meeting have undoubtedly set a solid foundation for our association to move forward with clarity and purpose.
The Final Agenda and meeting papers have been published ahead of the AGM 2024, to be held from Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st March 2024 at Ashorne Hill, Leamington Spa. This can be found on the Meeting Documentation Page.
The Final Change Report for the following Change Proposal was published on 12 March 2024:
The Final Change Reports for the following Change Proposals have also now been published:
The following Consultation have been published and can be accessed on the REC Portal
R0158 – Amendment to the ‘Supplier Registration Report (MAP)’ report methodology
Meter Asset Providers (MAPs) can query the Gas Enquiry Service (GES) as part of their billing process to establish the Registered Gas Suppliers of their portfolio of Metering Assets. The reports via which MAPs can query the GES are not currently working exactly as intended due to incorrect wording in the GES Definition; this change seeks to rectify that.
The response deadline 05/04/2024