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Ofgem consults on a central register of energy network assets
Ofgem has opened a consultation on a proposed Central Asset Register for the energy network, setting out shortlisted delivery options and its emerging preferred model alongside a draft impact assessment. Responses are due by 7 December 2026.
Our readA shared asset register is unglamorous plumbing, but it is the kind of plumbing that determines how fast networks can plan reinforcement, so the delivery model Ofgem lands on matters.
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