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ESO
ESO RIIO-2 Stakeholder Group
The independently chaired Stakeholder Group provided valuable scrutiny and challenge throughout the development of our RIIO-2 Business Plan. The Group looked at how we engaged with stakeholders, making sure our plan reflected our stakeholders’ priorities, as well as driving value for consumers.
Engagement outputs
The Stakeholder Group acted in an advisory capacity and was not a decision-making body. They delivered a final report outlining their assessment of the scope and quality of our stakeholder engagement. This report was submitted to Ofgem in December 2019.
We continued to hold valuable engagement with the group throughout 2020 while our Business Plan went through Ofgem’s consultation and review process. The final meeting between the ESO and the Stakeholder Group took place in December 2020.
Future development of the Stakeholder Group
With the start of RIIO-2 in April 2021, we have now begun delivering the activities from our stakeholder-led Business Plan.
Given their valuable input to date, we believe that the Stakeholder Group should have an ongoing role as we develop our second Business Plan in the RIIO-2 price control for 2023 onwards. We are currently in discussions with Ofgem to refine the Group’s future purpose and scope.
Meeting documents
Here you can view or download documents relating to the ESO stakeholder group’s meetings.
