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ElectraLink preparing DTS to deliver CSS

Published: August 2, 2019

Yesterday, we sent an email update from Paul Gath, ElectraLink’s Chief Technical Officer and Director of Operations, to stakeholders with regards to our progress in preparing the Data Transfer Service (DTS) for the delivery of the Central Switching Service (CSS). You can find a copy of the update below:

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ElectraLink launches CodeNavigator for SMICoP

Published: July 18, 2019

ElectraLink is pleased to announce that from today we are making the Smart Metering Installation Code of Practice (SMICoP) accessible in a digital format through CodeNavigator – a web-based tool that will introduce greater efficiency to code management and make it easier for Code Members to ensure compliance. ElectraLink is the UK’s first energy code manager to introduce this innovation to the market.

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ElectraLink publishes June 2019 switching figures

Published: July 12, 2019

ElectraLink’s switching data from June 2019, published today, shows that a total of 443,000 switches were completed last month, down 9.5% from May 2019 and 7% from June last year. This brings the number of switches for the year so far to 3,054,000 – just under 13% more than the same six-month period in 2018.

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Launch of the Erroneous Transfer Performance Assurance Board

Published: June 28, 2019

ElectraLink, code manager of SPAA, is delighted to announce that the Erroneous Transfer Performance Assurance Board (ETPAB) is being launched today to begin overseeing the UK’s first joined-up, dual fuel Erroneous Transfer (ET) performance assurance framework.

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ElectraLink publishes May 2019 switching figures

Published: June 21, 2019

May 2019 switching figures from ElectraLink published today reveal that the spike in switching activity that dominated March and April 2019 levelled out last month. Switches in May 2019 totalled 489,000, 0.2% more than May 2018’s total of 488,000 switches, but 37% less than April 2019’s record-breaking 669,000 switches.

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