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Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charges
TNUoS charges recover the cost of installing and maintaining the transmission system in England, Wales, Scotland and Offshore.
How am I charged?
Generators are charged according to TEC (Transmission Entry Capacity). Suppliers are charged based on actual demand.
All tariffs are based on which geographical zone Users are connected to.
TNUoS tariffs are published annually by 31 January and take effect from 1 April each year.
Check out our materials below and for more information on TNUoS and our other charges go to our guidance page.
TNUoS for new suppliers TNUoS for generators
TNUoS charging and billing timeline
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TNUoS tariffs
Dates of our next publications and webinars
When we publish our forecasts and five-year views of tariffs, we are committed to holding webinars to talk through the documents and take your questions. Below is a table of recent and upcoming webinars.
TNUoS Tariff Report | Date of Publication | Date of Webinar | Webinar Links |
| 2021/22 November Draft Tariffs | End of November 2020 | Thu 10 Dec 2020 | Webinar and slides |
| 2021/22 - 2025/26 5 -Year View | End of August 2020 | Wed 23 Sept 2020 | Webinar and slides |
| 2021/22 March Forecast Tariffs | End of March 2020 | (Pre-Recorded Webinar) Thu 9 Apr 2020 | Webinar and slides |
| 2020/21 Final Tariffs | End of January 2020 | Thu 6 Feb 2020 | Webinar and slides |
TNUoS tariffs and notifications of changes
The documents below contain the TNUoS tariff forecasts and notifications of tariff changes.
Updates for next year's tariffs are published quarterly in accordance with the Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC).
Updates for the next five years’ tariffs are published annually.
2022/23 charging year tariff forecasts
2021/22 charging year tariffs
2020/21 charging year tariffs
2019/20 charging year tariffs
2018/19 charging year tariffs
Tariff forecasts archive
Tariff change notifications
Historical tariffs
Five-year views
Five-year views archive
Balancing Services Use of System (BSUoS) charges
BSUoS recovers the cost of day-to-day operation of the transmission system. These charges apply to suppliers and generators.
Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) Tariff Model
TNUoS recovers the cost of installing and maintaining the transmission system. These charges apply to suppliers and generators.