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Charging statements
The charging statements describe our charges and the methodologies behind them.
Further information on the methodologies that underpin the charging statements can be found in two statements:
the Use of System Charging Methodology Statement and the Connection Charging Methodology Statement.
These statements are both included within Section 14 of the Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC).
2020 Charging Statements
2013-19 Archive
Charging guidance
Includes open letter consultations and guidance, charging methodology policy decisions, electricity industry information guides, and Triads data.
Charging policy developments
Includes open letter consultations and guidance, charging methodology policy decisions, electricity industry information guides, and Triads data.