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House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement

Storm Arwen Review: Publication of the Final Report

09 June 2022 · Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Proposed by Greg Hands Con Chelsea and Fulham

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At a glance

Key points

  • Greg Hands announced the publication of the Final Report from the Energy Emergencies Executive Committee Storm Arwen Review on 2022-06-09
  • The report focuses on improving Great Britain's electricity network resilience through three pillars
  • The Energy Emergencies Executive Committee will implement the report's recommendations in collaboration with other partners

Issue summary

Greg Hands is addressing the publication of the Final Report from the Energy Emergencies Executive Committee Storm Arwen Review.

Action requested

The report aims to improve Great Britain’s electricity network resilience by identifying lessons and recommending actions under three pillars: system resilience, consumer protection, and additional support. The Energy Emergencies Executive Committee will be responsible for implementing these actions with collaboration from other partners.

Key facts

  • Storm Arwen Review commissioned in December 2021.
  • Interim Report published in February 2022.
  • Final Report now published on gov.uk.
  • Three pillars: system resilience, consumer protection, and additional support.
  • Lessons from subsequent storms in February 2022 incorporated.
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