Supply Offtake (Daily) Quantity measured in kWh.

A point of connection at which a supply of electricity may flow between the distribution company’s system and the customers installation.

UK gas transportation and emergency service.

Also known as ‘Real Power’ or simply ‘Power’. Active power is the rate of producing, transfer or using electrical energy. Measured in watts and often-expressed in kW or MW.

An Amp is the unit of measure of the rate of flow of electrical current.

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The product of the voltage (volts) and the current (amps). Comprises both active and reactive power. Measured in kVA or MVA.

The minimum amount of electricity used in a half hour period.

The British Electricity Transmission and Trading Arrangement introduced in 2005 covering England, Wales and Scotland, replacing NETA which did not cover Scotland.

Trading whereby two parties (for example a generator and a supplier) enter into a contract to deliver electricity at an agreed time in the future.