Extension of MP219 'Accessing Consumption Data on behalf of SEC Parties' concept to section I 1.3

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Development Stage

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Refinement Process

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Report Phase

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Pending Implementation

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Implemented

Proposer

n3rgy data limited - Tereza Borges

Priority

Low

Lead Analyst

Marc Rhodes

Date raised

11/11/2025

Last Updated

17/07/2026

Stage

Development Stage

Impacted Parties

TBC

Impacted Documents

SEC Section I – Data Privacy

Governance

Self Governance

Latest Update

This modification is awaiting Proposer input before it can be presented to the Change Sub-Committee and progressed to the Refinement Process.

What is the issue?

The implementation of MP219 ‘Accessing Consumption Data on behalf of SEC Parties’ has allowed contracted Other Users who are acting on behalf of Suppliers to obtain Consumption Data without collecting the Unambiguous Consent of the Energy Consumer. This does not allow contracted Other Users to send either a ‘Join Service’ or ‘Unjoin Service’ Request to a Smart Meter or associated Device. SEC Section I 1.3 ‘Service Requests’ states that in order to do so a User must either be the Responsible Supplier or have obtained Unambiguous Consent from the Consumer.

What is the solution?

Modification Documents

Document	Category	Date	Action
DP307 – Modification Report	Modification	11/11/2025	Download

DP307 'Extension of MP219 ‘Accessing Consumption Data on behalf of SEC Parties’ concept to section I 1.3'

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