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In our second Insight on the UK's Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (#REMA) we look in more detail at the proposals for locational pricing and the alternatives. Locational pricing would involve splitting GB into different areas ('zones'), each with a different wholesale price. We look at what this could mean for generators, investors and customers, and whether the benefits outweigh the risks. https://lnkd.in/ehXBMvbm #electricitymarket #lmp #renewables Richard Goodfellow Matthew Williams Sophie Hiley Martin Stewart-Smith Karen Rowe Anna A.

I have already been involved in a transaction where the perceived commercial "threat" of the introduction of locational pricing de-railed a lengthy and complex negotiation of a long-term power offtake contract for a renewable generation asset in the UK. The parties simply couldn't find a way around the re-pricing risk, particularly where project financing was involved. It's hard to see larger projects being developed in future lower pricing zones without the safety net of a CfD. #energytransition #REMA

Below is our second Insight on the UK's Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA) in which we look in more detail at the proposals for locational pricing and the alternatives. As Anna set outs, locational pricing would involve splitting GB into different areas ('zones'). Each zone would have a different wholesale price, reflecting the balance of supply and demand, and the network capacity, in each location. So areas like Scotland, where there is high supply and low demand, would have a lower electricity price than the South East of England, where the opposite is true. What does this mean for generators, investors and customers? What does the benefits/risk analysis look like?

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In our second Insight on REMA (and with thanks to Anna Sweeney), the AG team take a look at locational pricing. While there is plenty of detail still to come, the current proposals set the groundwork for a more efficient system and may also support other elements of net zero strategy (e.g. the hydrogen roll-out).

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HNY : and the ££ new issuance market is open: Cadent Gas coming with a 12 year deal and Nat Grid Electricity Distribution south Wales with a 15.5 year. no price talk yet for Cadent; but Nat Grid is G+120 which will no doubt will get tightened as books are oversubscribed. Some value here: secondary is trading G+110/100 but with spreads 30bp tighter over last quarter and gilt yields 85bp tighter these are treasury departments issuing 100bp tighter than where they could during October. RM will be putting in an order and selling some richer secondary pieces if we get an allocation.

Further declines in residential and commercial use (down 16%) and #gas-fired power output in eastern #Australia despite the fall in wholesale gas prices, according to latest Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) quarterly. #energytransition