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UK extends deadline for first Strategic Spatial Energy Plan to 2027

The government directed the National Energy System Operator to submit the plan by 31 December 2027, a year later than the previous deadline.

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  • The government says the extension allows updated cost and demand data to be incorporated into the plan’s modelling.
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The plan sets out the UK’s strategic spatial approach to energy planning; its first submission is now due a year later.

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Ofgem intends to consult in 2027 on timing for subsequent plan cycles and related planning processes.

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  2. The government directed the National Energy System Operator to submit the plan by 31 December 2027, a year later than the previous deadline.

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  3. The government says the extension allows updated cost and demand data to be incorporated into the plan’s modelling.

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  4. The plan sets out the UK’s strategic spatial approach to energy planning; its first submission is now due a year later.

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