Welcome to the Smart Energy Code

The Smart Energy Code (SEC) is a multi-Party agreement which defines the rights and obligations of energy suppliers, network operators and other relevant parties involved in the end to end management of smart metering in Great Britain.

The SEC comes into force under the Data and Communications Company (DCC) Licence, which has been established to manage the smart metering communications infrastructure. The former Department of Energy and Climate Change (now the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) issued the designation of the SEC and the Charging Methodology on 23 September 2013 following the granting of the DCC Licence.

The designation letter identified the members of the SEC Panel and Gemserv as the company which will act as the Smart Energy Code Administrator and Secretariat (SECAS).

If you are a SEC Party, you can become a member of our website to view other SEC related documents. If you are not a SEC Party but wish to remain updated about all things Smart Energy Code related, why not sign up to our newsletter? Simply fill in your details on the right and you will receive our newsletter every month!

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SECCo is expanding its executive team

6 March 2024
As outlined in our Smart Energy Code Budget 2024-2027 SEC Panel Approved Budget 2024-27 » (smartenergycodecompany.co.uk), we're introducing new roles to work alongside the SEC Code Administrator and enhance our service to SEC Parties. We're seeking experienced energy industry professionals for three key positions: Head of Service Management, Head of...
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Privacy Sub-Committee – Vote Results

4 March 2024
Privacy Sub-Committee Election 2024: Membership Update SECAS recently held elections for the newly established Privacy Sub-Committee. Following a call for SEC Party nominations and subsequent votes, the results are as follows: Large Supplier Seats SECAS has now received five nominations for the six Large Supplier seats, Emma Johnson from British...
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SEC Panel Approved Budget 2024-27

1 March 2024
In accordance with Section C8.11 – C8.13 of the SEC, in January of each year the Panel is required to set out a draft budget for the following three Regulatory Years. Following consideration of feedback from SEC Parties, the SEC Panel has reduced the level of contingency provision within the...
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