Guidance

Contracts for Difference, renewables obligation and small scale feed-in tariffs: companies awarded exemption or compensation

Companies awarded relief for the indirect cost of Contracts for Difference (CfD), renewables obligation (RO) and small scale feed-in tariffs (FIT).

From:
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy and Department for Business and Trade
Published
4 September 2017
Last updated
10 March 2026 — See all updates

Documents

Contracts for Difference (CfD) and renewables obligation (RO): list of companies awarded an exemption

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Renewables obligation and small scale feed-in tariffs: list of companies awarded compensation

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The government has committed to publishing a list of those companies receiving compensation or relief for the indirect costs of CfD, RO and FIT.

The list covers companies which have been awarded an exemption up until 2 March 2026 or compensation up until the end of 2018.

Updates to this page

Published 4 September 2017
Last updated 10 March 2026 show all updates

  1. Latest updated list of companies granted an exemption certificate under the Energy Intensive Industries Scheme as at 2 March 2026.

  2. List of companies granted an Exemption Certificate under the Energy Intensive Industries Scheme updated to 16 September 2025.

  3. List of companies granted an Exemption Certificate under the Energy Intensive Industries Scheme to 22 April 2025 updated.

  4. Contracts for Difference (CfD) and renewables obligation (RO): list of companies awarded an exemption updated. Renewables obligation and small scale feed-in tariffs: list of companies awarded compensation updated.

  5. Updated list of compensation scheme and exemption scheme companies.

  6. Updated lists of companies that are exempt or receiving compensation to end 2018.

  7. We have added details of companies awarded compensation for RO / FIT in 2017 and those awarded an exemption from CFD for 2018.

  8. First published.

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