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The EU Settled Status scheme deadline is looming. Tens of thousands of vulnerable people face being criminalised overnight.
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But no wonder they wanted to keep it secret - they missed out major, well-documented risks - https://t.co/Bg4nT6F4EV
Campaigners have asked nicely but the Home Office wonât listen.
Help take this to court
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What's in the EU-UK Brexit deal on energy?
It may be Boxing day, but I've had a quick look
Title VIII: Energy is the key section (page 156 onwards)
âśď¸ Standard stuff on commitment to competition, unbundling and customer choice
âśď¸ UK Capacity Market no longer needs to try to integrate overseas Capacity providers & vice versa
(Article ENER.6, Clause 3, page. 160)
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âśď¸ Existing "exemptions" for selected interconnectors will continue to apply.
This means that these interconnectors can continue to sell capacity rights ahead of time, rather than all through close to real-time markets.
(Article ENER.11, page 162)
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âśď¸ No network charges on individual interconnector transactions (as now)
âśď¸ But, UK cannot participate in EU procedures for capacity allocation and congestion management (more on this later)
(Article ENER.13, page 163)
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Gas trading: looks like the UK stays in the existing PRISMA gas trading platform.
Not my specialist area, but is this because PRISMA isn't an EU institution (unlike electricity market coupling)?
https://t.co/5GQJtZDpTa
(Article ENER. 15, page 164)
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It may be Boxing day, but I've had a quick look
Title VIII: Energy is the key section (page 156 onwards)
âśď¸ Standard stuff on commitment to competition, unbundling and customer choice
âśď¸ UK Capacity Market no longer needs to try to integrate overseas Capacity providers & vice versa
(Article ENER.6, Clause 3, page. 160)
2/
âśď¸ Existing "exemptions" for selected interconnectors will continue to apply.
This means that these interconnectors can continue to sell capacity rights ahead of time, rather than all through close to real-time markets.
(Article ENER.11, page 162)
3/
âśď¸ No network charges on individual interconnector transactions (as now)
âśď¸ But, UK cannot participate in EU procedures for capacity allocation and congestion management (more on this later)
(Article ENER.13, page 163)
4/
Gas trading: looks like the UK stays in the existing PRISMA gas trading platform.
Not my specialist area, but is this because PRISMA isn't an EU institution (unlike electricity market coupling)?
https://t.co/5GQJtZDpTa
(Article ENER. 15, page 164)
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