Stakeholder Resources

During December 2022, we shared an update on the indicative prices for General Non-Transmission Services charges for October 2023 and subsequent years, including drivers of the changes and how these influence charges.

We would now like to share some updates on our proposed approach to updating General Non-Transmission Services charges for October 2023 and future years.

Non-Transmission Charges Webinar

Bridget Hartley, Head of Physical Operations talked through and responded to a number of your queries around identifying and managing exit capacity constraints.

This webinar was for our customers who off-take gas from the NTS (buy exit capacity) and explained exit constraints from an operational, commercial and Network Emergency Management perspective.

We are pleased to be able to share with you the full set of questions covered during, and submitted to, the Exit Constraint webinar, held on 16th December. 

Following the Christmas and New Year break, we were asked to also include written responses to the many questions answered during the webinar. We have therefore added these alongside our answers to the Slido questions and grouped answers together to help you navigate the document. In addition, we have created a table of acronyms, which we hope will provide you with further clarity.

Q&A Document

Slides

In July, we shared an update and some indicative prices for Non-Transmission Charges, notably the General Non-Transmission Services Entry and Exit charges, and some of the drivers behind them.

This webinar is an opportunity to share some updates on the impacts of changing costs after the publication of the October 2022 Non-Transmission charges and how such costs are driving Non-Transmission charges into the future, key drivers behind them and for you to ask any questions.

The final prices for October 2022 were published on 29th July and this update will look forwards to how changing costs impact future charges.

Non-Transmission Charges Webinar

Join us on the subject of Gas Demand Side Response (Gas DSR). This follows recently approved reforms to the Gas DSR arrangements under UNC Modification 0822, which obliges NGG to run an annual invitation to offer process seeking commitments by shippers in advance, on behalf of large consumers, to offer DSR quantities for which they would be compensated at prices they define. NGG will be launching the first invitation process on 18th November 2022, for which a pre-communication was issued on Friday 4th November 2022.

The purpose of this webinar is to:

• Re-cap on the key elements of the DSR reforms
• Promote participation in this invitation event by encouraging the necessary discussions between shippers, suppliers and large gas consumers
• Elicit feedback from shippers and consumers about intentions to participate
• Encourage shippers and large consumers to respond to a NGG questionnaire about the invitation process and how Gas DSR could be further reformed to broaden access.

Gas DSR Webinar

Tom Wilcock, System Operations Emergency and Compliance Manager held a webinar to refresh the Energy Industry’s understanding of how a gas supply shortage is managed by the Industry. This is part of a series of assurance and awareness events leading into winter, including the delivery of the annual Network Emergency Coordinator (NEC) Industry Exercise, ‘Degree’.

The webinar included:

• An overview of revised processes
• A walk-through of initial steps taken to mitigate a deficit of gas
• A refresh of the Network Gas Supply Emergency (NGSE) strategy
• An opportunity for Q&A

Response Arrangements Webinar

On 29th June, we shared an update and some indicative prices for Non-Transmission Charges, notably the General Non-Transmission Services Entry and Exit charges, and some of the drivers behind them. 

On 28th July we shared some further updates on the prices due to be published, key drivers and answered your questions.

In addition, here is a link to the Transmission System Charges webpage where you will find the October 2022 Transportation Statement published on 29th July.

Gas Transportation Charges Webinar

We are now in a position to share our proposals to implement improved detection and quantification of methane emissions from the UK gas national transmission system and the opportunities we have identified to reduce and where possible eliminate methane emissions from our operations.

Methane Emissions Webinar

An industry webinar event sponsored by the E3C Gas Task Group, to examine and assure preparedness for the restoration of the gas network following an NGSE.

Emergency Curtailment Quantity (ECQ) Webinar

Join expert panellists representing Citizens Advice, Energy Savings Trust, Energy Systems Catapult, Greenpeace, National Energy Action and Sustainability First to explore what choices do consumers have today and what choices do they need as we transition to low carbon heating? 

Consumer Choice Debate

Over the summer 2021, we worked with you to understand your needs of the site.  This insight has been fed into the options and delivery programme which we shared in a webinar in November 2021. We have since spent time reviewing and triangulating stakeholder feedback and play back what we’ve heard and what we’re doing on the back of this.

Bacton Terminal Playback Webinar

This Annual Environmental Report is our first within the context of the RIIO-T2 framework report and provides our stakeholders with an overview of National Grid Gas Transmission's progress against the five pillars of our Environmental Action Plan and the activities we have undertaken over the reporting period to manage and reduce our environmental impacts.

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