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To transfer your REGO's to our account you will need to go to Ofgems site and log into your account. To transfer certificates, go to Certificates> REGOs> transfer my REGO certificates. Our unique ID that you will need to quote is SUP0009182. More information on REGOs can be found here.

Some Distribution Network Operators levy a reactive power charge if the reactive power exceeds a percentage of kilowatt hours consumed. These charges are passed on to our customers at cost as levied by the Distribution Network Operator.

In most electrical circuits, an electro-magnetic field is created which is necessary in motors and transformers. This impedes the electrical current, causing a requirement for reactive power. If a site has high reactive power, more current is required to provide the same power output, causing an increase in capacity requirements, potentially increasing costs for the Distribution Network Operator. If your reactive power charges are high, the reactive power can potentially be reduced by the company responsible for maintaining your equipment.

The MOP is the acronym for Meter Operator. The MOP will provide the meter, be responsible for installation, and maintenance of the communication line. The agreement to provide and maintain the meter is an arrangement made between the generator and the MOP. A generator will need to have a MOP contract in place before we can complete the registration process.

Where Feed In Tariff payments are administered by F&S Energy, these are paid within 10 days of the funds being allocated by Ofgem. The Ofgem payment schedule can be found here.