Call for evidence outcome
Offshore Transmission Owner (OFTO) regime
Applies to England, Scotland and Wales
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This update outlines the policy reforms the government has made in response to the Offshore Transmission Owner (OFTO) Regime Call for Evidence, as well as further work being taken forward.
These reforms will ensure the OFTO regime continues to:
- deliver cost-effective offshore transmission infrastructure in Great Britain
- support the delivery of offshore wind towards the government’s Mission to Make Britain a Clean Energy Superpower, and the Clean Power 2030 goal
Original call for evidence
Call for evidence description
Update: 15 January 2024
We have extended the deadline to 9 February 2024 (from 22 January).
We are seeking evidence to support policy development on:
- how to ensure the Offshore Transmission Owner regime remains fit for purpose in the long-term
- ensuring the continued delivery of offshore wind to meet the UK’s net zero target
This call for evidence is open to all, but we would like to hear in particular from anyone with an interest in the Offshore Transmission Owner regime, including:
- offshore wind generators
- offshore transmission owners
- renewable energy trade associations
- offshore wind industry representatives
Read our consultation privacy notice.
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Published 13 November 2023
Last updated 28 October 2025
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Added update on policy reforms.
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Deadline extended to 9 February 2024 to provide more time for people to respond.
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