a bit late for this year, but surprised there are no posts or updates about it...
Warm Home Discount
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I think this is one of the lesser known benefits. However once PP hit X amount of customers then they are obligated to be part of the scheme. I would imagine its a costly exercise for the utility companies therefore smaller suppliers are not compelled to provide the service.
Before asking i have no idea the threshold for it becoming an obligation for PP to be part of the scheme.
Before asking i have no idea the threshold for it becoming an obligation for PP to be part of the scheme.
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hi jon
Are you sitting comfortably?
LINK
Here is a brief extract from THIS
Supplier roles and responsibilities
There are three types of participant in the WHD scheme: 1.7.
Compulsory Suppliers:1 A licensed electricity supplier is a compulsory supplier in a scheme year if the supplier, plus any connected2 licensed gas and electricity suppliers, had at least 250,000 domestic customers on 31 December preceding the start of that scheme year.
Voluntary Suppliers:3 A licensed electricity supplier that is not a compulsory supplier and notifies Ofgem E-Serve of its intention to be a voluntary supplier. Notifications should be submitted as part of the customer data notification described in Chapter 3. A voluntary supplier only has an obligation under the Core Group, and must comply with all aspects of the Core Group for the relevant scheme year.
Scheme Gas Suppliers (SGS): A licensed gas supplier is an SGS in a scheme year if it supplied domestic customers on 31 December preceding the start of the scheme year, and is connected to a licensed electricity supplier which is a compulsory supplier in that scheme year. A SGS can spend on behalf of a compulsory supplier for Industry Initiatives, but does not have an obligation of its own.
Are you sitting comfortably?
LINK
Here is a brief extract from THIS
Supplier roles and responsibilities
There are three types of participant in the WHD scheme: 1.7.
Compulsory Suppliers:1 A licensed electricity supplier is a compulsory supplier in a scheme year if the supplier, plus any connected2 licensed gas and electricity suppliers, had at least 250,000 domestic customers on 31 December preceding the start of that scheme year.
Voluntary Suppliers:3 A licensed electricity supplier that is not a compulsory supplier and notifies Ofgem E-Serve of its intention to be a voluntary supplier. Notifications should be submitted as part of the customer data notification described in Chapter 3. A voluntary supplier only has an obligation under the Core Group, and must comply with all aspects of the Core Group for the relevant scheme year.
Scheme Gas Suppliers (SGS): A licensed gas supplier is an SGS in a scheme year if it supplied domestic customers on 31 December preceding the start of the scheme year, and is connected to a licensed electricity supplier which is a compulsory supplier in that scheme year. A SGS can spend on behalf of a compulsory supplier for Industry Initiatives, but does not have an obligation of its own.
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15 October 2018
Hi @woz
This is great. Good to see it here.
There have been one or two questions about.
Our plan, currently, is to do what@Jon1 mentioned above, wait until we get to 250,000.
Not because we don't want to do is sooner, but because there's so much other stuff our Members are asking for.
We can't do it all now
This is great. Good to see it here.
There have been one or two questions about.
Our plan, currently, is to do what
Not because we don't want to do is sooner, but because there's so much other stuff our Members are asking for.
We can't do it all now
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10 July 2020
Some late but v good news
We’re now ready to offer warm home discount. It doesn’t happen until the winter, of course, but we’re now able to register our Members who want to apply for it.
We’ve built a new ‘mini bot’ as part of WattBot so take people’s details.
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That's wonderful news
Well done 👍👍👍👍👍
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