MP186 Section D Review (2020): further enhancements
Proposer
Sasha Townsend
Lead Analyst
SEC Change
Date raised
19/10/2021
Stage
Rejected
Implementation date
Not applicable
Latest update
The Authority rejected MP186 on 14 December 2022.
What is the issue?
In October 2020, the Smart Energy Code (SEC) Panel agreed to the Smart Energy Code Administrator and Secretariat (SECAS) carrying out an end-to-end review of the SEC modification framework. Several areas were investigated to identify any improvements that could be made.
Most of the recommendations from this SEC Section D Review could be implemented within the current wording of SEC Section D. However, a few of its recommendations will require changes to SEC Section D to deliver. This modification was raised to progress these changes further.
What is the solution?
The Proposed Solution is to address each of the recommendations made by the SEC Section D review (2020) requiring a Modification Proposal. This includes the recommendation to holistically update SEC Section D to ensure it is fully clear and structured in the most effective manner. These changes will improve the efficiency and transparency of the process, as well as aligning the SEC to match current working practices. The solutions for each recommendation made by the review requiring a modification are detailed within the Modification Report.
Who is impacted?
All SEC Parties
What SEC documents are affected?
Section A ‘Definitions and Interpretation’
Section C 'Governance'
Section D 'Modification Process'
Section G 'Security'
Section L 'Smart Metering Key Infrastructure and DCC Key Infrastructure'
This is the April 2024 SEC Modifications Working Group meeting, where we will be discussing: MP085B ‘Synchronisation of Smart Meter voltage measurement periods (meters currently installed)’ MP244 ‘Device Alerts
This is the April 2024 SEC Issues Group meeting, where we discussed: PPM continuity plan Please see the meeting summary here: SEC Issues Group Meeting Summary - April 2024 (CLEAR)
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