ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) We provide technical support and expertise to the network operators, helping our members deliver a safe and reliable energy supply to over 30 million homes and businesses across the UK and Ireland. Operating the networks. Keeping you safe. 45,000 people work in DATABASES – ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) Some of the information we hold is statutory, other work includes collating safety statistics, cataloguing engineering standards and terms. This is streamlined through a number of databases (sometimes known as ‘portals’) which facilitate information exchanges across those involved or interested in the industry.

GREEN RECOVERY

The funding that Ofgem will make available to networks will be used to invest in the networks. This reinforcement will be targeted in areas with significant green activity, and can be thought of as strengthening the networks and/or bringing the network closer to third party (green) projects, which in turn will reduce the cost of connection for those projects.

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The Accident ‘Look Out, Look Up!’. ENA’s Public Safety Committee, which brings together experts from each member company, communicates the safety message to those people working in transport and construction whose activities could bring them close to overhead

lines and

GAS GOES GREEN

This workstream focuses on the work the gas networks have been doing together to provide the necessary technical, safety, quality and financial evidence to demonstrate the viability of using the gas networks to transport and distribute 100% hydrogen through existing and new networks. External affairs & stakeholder engagement.

HYDROGEN BLENDING

ENA press office. +44 (0)7792 220 974. press@energynetworks.org. The Government should set a target for when the first large-scale hydrogen production plants will be connected to Britain’s gas grid, according to a new report that has been commissioned by gas network company Cadent and published by ENA’s Gas Goes Green programme today. As GAS INDUSTRY GIS/CW6:2020 STANDARD Gas Industry. Standard. GIS/CW6:2020. Specification for . The external protection of steel line pipe and fittings using fusion bonded powder and other coating systems THE SAFE USE OF MECHANICAL PLANT The Safe Use of Mechanical Plant in the Vicinity of Electricity Overhead Lines Introduction Every year in the UK on average, two people are killed and many more are

SHE STANDARD

SHE Standard 07 – MDSRs 1 Energy Networks Association 6th Floor, Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road London, SW1P 2AF T +44 (0)20 7706 5100 E info@energynetworks.org W www.energynetworks.org Follow us on Twitter @EnergyNetworks BRITAIN’S HYDROGEN NETWORK PLAN REPORT 4 ENA — REPORT contents - The Hydrogen Network Plan APPendix 1. StAkeholder engAgement A1.1 Acknowledgements A1.2 Who We Spoke To A1.3 What They Told Us APPendix 2. wider Public oPinion reSeArch APPendix 3. cAPAcity: the ScAle oF hydrogen develoPment needed endnoteS 99 ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) We provide technical support and expertise to the network operators, helping our members deliver a safe and reliable energy supply to over 30 million homes and businesses across the UK and Ireland. Operating the networks. Keeping you safe. 45,000 people work in DATABASES – ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) Some of the information we hold is statutory, other work includes collating safety statistics, cataloguing engineering standards and terms. This is streamlined through a number of databases (sometimes known as ‘portals’) which facilitate information exchanges across those involved or interested in the industry.

GREEN RECOVERY

The funding that Ofgem will make available to networks will be used to invest in the networks. This reinforcement will be targeted in areas with significant green activity, and can be thought of as strengthening the networks and/or bringing the network closer to third party (green) projects, which in turn will reduce the cost of connection for those projects.

LOOK OUT, LOOK UP!

The Accident ‘Look Out, Look Up!’. ENA’s Public Safety Committee, which brings together experts from each member company, communicates the safety message to those people working in transport and construction whose activities could bring them close to overhead

lines and

GAS GOES GREEN

This workstream focuses on the work the gas networks have been doing together to provide the necessary technical, safety, quality and financial evidence to demonstrate the viability of using the gas networks to transport and distribute 100% hydrogen through existing and new networks. External affairs & stakeholder engagement.

HYDROGEN BLENDING

ENA press office. +44 (0)7792 220 974. press@energynetworks.org. The Government should set a target for when the first large-scale hydrogen production plants will be connected to Britain’s gas grid, according to a new report that has been commissioned by gas network company Cadent and published by ENA’s Gas Goes Green programme today. As GAS INDUSTRY GIS/CW6:2020 STANDARD Gas Industry. Standard. GIS/CW6:2020. Specification for . The external protection of steel line pipe and fittings using fusion bonded powder and other coating systems THE SAFE USE OF MECHANICAL PLANT The Safe Use of Mechanical Plant in the Vicinity of Electricity Overhead Lines Introduction Every year in the UK on average, two people are killed and many more are

SHE STANDARD

SHE Standard 07 – MDSRs 1 Energy Networks Association 6th Floor, Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road London, SW1P 2AF T +44 (0)20 7706 5100 E info@energynetworks.org W www.energynetworks.org Follow us on Twitter @EnergyNetworks BRITAIN’S HYDROGEN NETWORK PLAN REPORT 4 ENA — REPORT contents - The Hydrogen Network Plan APPendix 1. StAkeholder engAgement A1.1 Acknowledgements A1.2 Who We Spoke To A1.3 What They Told Us APPendix 2. wider Public oPinion reSeArch APPendix 3. cAPAcity: the ScAle oF hydrogen develoPment needed endnoteS 99 STANDARDS AND GUIDANCE Standards and guidance. We are responsible for producing and maintaining a range of industry standards and guidance. Engineering recomendations, reports and guidance. We develop and maintain the engineering recomendations, reports and guidence used by the network operators to support the management of a safe and reliable electricity

network.

GREEN RECOVERY

The funding that Ofgem will make available to networks will be used to invest in the networks. This reinforcement will be targeted in areas with significant green activity, and can be thought of as strengthening the networks and/or bringing the network closer to third party (green) projects, which in turn will reduce the cost of connection for those projects. EQUIPMENT ON YOUR LAND steel tower. Wayleave Agreements govern network operators’ use of a specific piece of land to install, access and operate equipment in a reliable and safe way. Landowners are entitled to an annual payment of rent or compensation under the agreement terms. Wayleave payments are intended to reflect the type of equipment and impact on the land.

HYDROGEN BLENDING

ENA press office. +44 (0)7792 220 974. press@energynetworks.org. The Government should set a target for when the first large-scale hydrogen production plants will be connected to Britain’s gas grid, according to a new report that has been commissioned by gas network company Cadent and published by ENA’s Gas Goes Green programme today. As ENERGY NETWORKS PROFILE: LAURA DUNN, SP ENERGY NETWORKS Continuing our series looking at the roles of women in the energy networks, Laura Dunn, SP Energy Networks Senior Delivery Engineer, explains what drew her to ENERGY INDUSTRY UNITES AND CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO BUILD With the eyes of the world on Glasgow at COP26 in November, the UK’s energy industry has united in a call for government to seize the opportunity to deliver a green economic recovery and boost Britain’s global reputation as a superpower of renewable energy. A GREEN RECOVERY POWERING A RENEWABLES BONANZA IN Press contacts Peter Kocen. Senior Press and Public Affairs Manager +44 (0)7792 220 974 ENA press office +44 (0)7792 220

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Search results – Energy Networks Association (ENA) Energy networks. explained. Creating tomorrow’s. networks. Network innovation. Gas Goes Green. Open Networks. Modernising energy networks data. CONNECTION OF POWER GENERATING MODULES TO DNO DISTRIBUTION Connection of Power Generating Modules to DNO Distribution Networks in accordance with EREC G99 Version 7, April 2021 www.energynetworks.org DATA LEAD - ENERGYNETWORKS.ORG Data Lead Innovation & Electricity Systems Salary: to £60,000 per annum Contract: Permanent, Full-Time Location: London Bridge - flexible working opportunities About ENA Energy Networks Association (ENA) represents the transmission and distribution network ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) Smell gas? Immediately call 0800 111 999. If you smell gas, think you have a gas leak, or are worried that carbon monoxide fumes are escaping from an appliance, call the free National Gas Emergency Service immediately. There are different contacts if you’re In Northern Ireland (call 0800 002 001) or the Republic of Ireland (call

1850 20 50 50).

LOOK OUT, LOOK UP!

The Accident ‘Look Out, Look Up!’. ENA’s Public Safety Committee, which brings together experts from each member company, communicates the safety message to those people working in transport and construction whose activities could bring them close to overhead

lines and

DATABASES – ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) Some of the information we hold is statutory, other work includes collating safety statistics, cataloguing engineering standards and terms. This is streamlined through a number of databases (sometimes known as ‘portals’) which facilitate information exchanges across those involved or interested in the industry.

HYDROGEN BLENDING

ENA press office. +44 (0)7792 220 974. press@energynetworks.org. The Government should set a target for when the first large-scale hydrogen production plants will be connected to Britain’s gas grid, according to a new report that has been commissioned by gas network company Cadent and published by ENA’s Gas Goes Green programme today. As

GAS GOES GREEN

This workstream focuses on the work the gas networks have been doing together to provide the necessary technical, safety, quality and financial evidence to demonstrate the viability of using the gas networks to transport and distribute 100% hydrogen through existing and new networks. External affairs & stakeholder engagement.

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Search results – Energy Networks Association (ENA) Energy networks. explained. Creating tomorrow’s. networks. Network innovation. Gas Goes Green. Open Networks. Modernising energy networks data. GAS INDUSTRY GIS/E34:2021 STANDARD Gas Industry. Standard. GIS/E34:2021. Specification for . The procurement of pressure regulating modules with inlet pressures above 75 mbar but no greater than 7 bar THE SAFE USE OF MECHANICAL PLANT The Safe Use of Mechanical Plant in the Vicinity of Electricity Overhead Lines Introduction Every year in the UK on average, two people are killed and many more are

SHE STANDARD

SHE Standard 07 – MDSRs 1 Energy Networks Association 6th Floor, Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road London, SW1P 2AF T +44 (0)20 7706 5100 E info@energynetworks.org W www.energynetworks.org Follow us on Twitter @EnergyNetworks ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) * If the cut-out rating is unknown or uncertain, it can be established by raising an enquiry with the DNO. If the supply capacity still cannot be established, the ‘Apply to Connect’ process must be followed and the aforementioned timeframes are applicable. ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) Smell gas? Immediately call 0800 111 999. If you smell gas, think you have a gas leak, or are worried that carbon monoxide fumes are escaping from an appliance, call the free National Gas Emergency Service immediately. There are different contacts if you’re In Northern Ireland (call 0800 002 001) or the Republic of Ireland (call

1850 20 50 50).

LOOK OUT, LOOK UP!

The Accident ‘Look Out, Look Up!’. ENA’s Public Safety Committee, which brings together experts from each member company, communicates the safety message to those people working in transport and construction whose activities could bring them close to overhead

lines and

DATABASES – ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) Some of the information we hold is statutory, other work includes collating safety statistics, cataloguing engineering standards and terms. This is streamlined through a number of databases (sometimes known as ‘portals’) which facilitate information exchanges across those involved or interested in the industry.

HYDROGEN BLENDING

ENA press office. +44 (0)7792 220 974. press@energynetworks.org. The Government should set a target for when the first large-scale hydrogen production plants will be connected to Britain’s gas grid, according to a new report that has been commissioned by gas network company Cadent and published by ENA’s Gas Goes Green programme today. As

GAS GOES GREEN

This workstream focuses on the work the gas networks have been doing together to provide the necessary technical, safety, quality and financial evidence to demonstrate the viability of using the gas networks to transport and distribute 100% hydrogen through existing and new networks. External affairs & stakeholder engagement.

SEARCH RESULTS

Search results – Energy Networks Association (ENA) Energy networks. explained. Creating tomorrow’s. networks. Network innovation. Gas Goes Green. Open Networks. Modernising energy networks data. GAS INDUSTRY GIS/E34:2021 STANDARD Gas Industry. Standard. GIS/E34:2021. Specification for . The procurement of pressure regulating modules with inlet pressures above 75 mbar but no greater than 7 bar THE SAFE USE OF MECHANICAL PLANT The Safe Use of Mechanical Plant in the Vicinity of Electricity Overhead Lines Introduction Every year in the UK on average, two people are killed and many more are

SHE STANDARD

SHE Standard 07 – MDSRs 1 Energy Networks Association 6th Floor, Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road London, SW1P 2AF T +44 (0)20 7706 5100 E info@energynetworks.org W www.energynetworks.org Follow us on Twitter @EnergyNetworks ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) * If the cut-out rating is unknown or uncertain, it can be established by raising an enquiry with the DNO. If the supply capacity still cannot be established, the ‘Apply to Connect’ process must be followed and the aforementioned timeframes are applicable. WHO’S MY ENERGY SUPPLIER OR NETWORK OPERATOR? You can choose who supplies your energy. This company is known as your energy supplier and they bill you for the energy you use. If you're not sure who your energy supplier is, you'll need to contact your energy network operator who can help you to find out.. To

HYDROGEN BLENDING

ENA press office. +44 (0)7792 220 974. press@energynetworks.org. The Government should set a target for when the first large-scale hydrogen production plants will be connected to Britain’s gas grid, according to a new report that has been commissioned by gas network company Cadent and published by ENA’s Gas Goes Green programme today. As A GREEN RECOVERY POWERING A RENEWABLES BONANZA IN Press contacts Peter Kocen. Senior Press and Public Affairs Manager +44 (0)7792 220 974 ENA press office +44 (0)7792 220

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ENERGY STORAGE

Storage Connection Process. A partnership between ENA, DNO s and Generators has developed a set of technical requirements for the connection of energy storage devices to the network known as Engineering Recommendations G98 and G99. Visit our Connecting to the networks page and the DCode website for more about this process. ENERGY NETWORKS INNOVATION CONFERENCE As the UK's gas and electricity networks enter the next decade of innovation, the Energy Networks Innovation Conference develops its 2021 programme to offer more learning, networking, and insight towards a net zero future. This year’s conference is a free, interactive virtual conference to be held on 12th - 15th October. ENERGY NETWORKS PROFILE: LAURA DUNN, SP ENERGY NETWORKS Continuing our series looking at the roles of women in the energy networks, Laura Dunn, SP Energy Networks Senior Delivery Engineer, explains what drew her to MARKET CHANGING STANDARD CONTRACT FOR FLEXIBILITY Market changing standard contract for flexibility delivered. 06 April 2020. Press contacts. Daniel Clelland. Communications Manager, Open Networks. Energy Networks Association. 020 7706 5186. +44 (0) 7885 998360. daniel.clelland@energynetworks.org. OPEN NETWORKS PROJECT Page 5 of 85 Executive Summary This Project Initiation Document sets out the plan of work for the Open Networks Project for 2021 as it has been approved at the end of 2020. OPEN NETWORKS PROJECT Open Networks Project Queue Management User Guide December 2020 │ 4 1 Introduction The Open Networks Project is a major industry initiative that will transform the ENERGY NETWORKS ASSOCIATION (ENA) * If the cut-out rating is unknown or uncertain, it can be established by raising an enquiry with the DNO. If the supply capacity still cannot be established, the ‘Apply to Connect’ process must be followed and the aforementioned timeframes are applicable.

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