House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
Statement by the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero
10 July 2025 · Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Proposed by Ed Miliband Lab Doncaster North
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- The government will retain a single national wholesale price for energy.
- The government will take a more proactive role in planning clean energy infrastructure.
- Reforms to TNUoS charges are aimed at reducing costs and improving efficiency.
Issue summary
The statement discusses the final decision on reforming Great Britain's electricity market through the REMA programme.
Action requested
The government is deciding to retain a single national wholesale price for energy while taking more responsibility in planning clean energy infrastructure, based on long-term needs. This includes effective planning of renewable energy through the Strategic Spatial Energy Plan and reforms to TNUoS charges, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
Key facts
- REMA Programme launched in 2022.
- The decision retains a single national wholesale price for energy.
- A Strategic Spatial Energy Plan will be consulted on next year.
- National pricing reforms include making TNUoS charges more effective and predictable.
- A Reformed National Pricing Delivery Plan will be published later this year.