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Have your say on our future plan
We have worked with stakeholders to develop our Business Plan. Find out how to share your views and feedback with us as the plans are finalised, so we can make sure we’re taking account of the things that are important to you.
Have your say in our planning for 2021 onwards
As we prepare our next business plan for the next RIIO regulatory price control starting in 2021, we’re encouraging anyone that has an interest in what we do to get involved.
We want to take account of a broad range of views about our changing industry and understand what’s important to our stakeholders.
How we’ve involved you in the development
We’ve worked with you through an engagement process that had three phases:
Listen – to establish your priorities
Co-create – to build the detail of our business plan with you
Propose – to check our plan will deliver what you need.
During the ‘listen’ phase, we engaged with you to understand what you find important. Through an extensive programme of engagement, your insight helped us to draft, test and refine our consumer and stakeholder priorities.
You can read more about how all our engagement activiteis, the feedback we received and how it was incorporated into our final Business Plan submission below in our Stakeholder Report
Download our stakeholder engagement report
Upcoming events
We currently have no upcoming events. If you would like to talk to us in any more detail, arrange a bilateral or find out more about our Business Plan, please email us at [email protected].
Engagement material
Here you can view material that we have used throughout our engagement events and activities.
ESO RIIO-2 Open Meeting 13 October 2020 presentation recording
ESO RIIO-2 Open Meeting 13 October 2020 presentation and QA transcript
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Podcast - regulatory framework
Listen to our podcast discussion of our regulatory mechanism thought piece and SO ambition.
