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ARTICLE · 01 JULY 2012

Electricity Market Reform

In this update, we look at how the UK-wide implementation of Electricity Market Reform will affect Northern Ireland.

IrelandEnergy and Natural Resources

In this update, we look at how the UK-wide implementation of Electricity Market Reform will affect Northern Ireland.

Overview

The Department of Enterprise Trade and Investment (DETI) Minister, Arlene Foster MLA, announced in May 2012 how Northern Ireland will implement a series of measures as part of the UK-wide implementation of Electricity Market Reform (EMR). Mrs Foster MLA stated "Electricity market reform proposals are aimed at addressing the challenges of ensuring the supply of reliable, low carbon and affordable electricity across the United Kingdom".

EMR will be effected through the Energy Bill (recently published by DETI's UK equivalent, the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)), which will extend to Northern Ireland subject to a Legislative Consent Motion in the NI Assembly.

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