This modification was implemented on 3 November 2022 as part of the November 2022 SEC Release.
What is the issue?
Due to issues arising from COVID-19, SEC Parties are looking to transfer excess CH stock. The DCC has proposed that the SEC Parties who want to transfer this stock should be able to send it to SEC Parties who are still taking CH orders, rather than sending it to DCC as an unnecessary step.
What is the solution?
The Proposed Solution is for the DCC to provide a means of allowing SEC Parties to exchange CH units between themselves directly, rather than returning them to the DCC. After a stock transfer has been completed between the two Parties, DCC Logistics would share the transfer details with Data Service Provider (DSP) to acknowledge the change of ownership and liability.
Who is impacted?
Large Suppliers
Small Suppliers
Other SEC Parties
DCC
What SEC documents are affected?
Section A 'Definitions and Interpretation'
Section F 'Smart Metering System Requirements'
Section K 'Charging Methodology'
Appendix H 'CH Handover Support Materials'
This is the February 2024 SEC Modifications Working Group meeting, where we will be discussing: MP247 'Future Dating of Service Requests for SMETS1 Devices' MP263 'Improving transparency of DCC indicative
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