Research and analysis
Evaluation of the transitional arrangements for demand-side response – phase 2
Findings from phase 2 of the evaluation of the transitional arrangements (TA) for demand-side response (DSR) and small-scale distribution-connected generation.
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An evaluation was commissioned in order to understand how the TA scheme was working and the impacts that the first TA auction had in relation to its intended objectives.
Phase 2 examined the experience of participants in meeting the scheme’s requirements and delivering DSR capacity during the 2016 to 2017 winter period, and follows on from phase 1 which looked at awareness of and initial participation in the scheme:
Evaluation of the transitional arrangements – phase 1
Evaluation of the transitional arrangements – phase 3
The theory-based evaluation was conducted by CAG Consultants in partnership with Databuild, Verco and NERA Economic Consulting.
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Published 5 January 2018