RMDS

Currently the structure of the Small Supplier category does not facilitate the business model of a Supplier having a small number of sites
but energy usage greater than 10MW power at peak demand.

The proposal is to change the current categorisation and assurance approach within the Small Supplier category
* the threshold of < 200 sites registered will continue to be part of the criteria in qualifying and operating as a Small Supplier
in the Retail Market at all times
* the threshold of 10MW power supplied at peak demand will not apply as criteria where a Supplier indicates that their
model is one which is a small number of customers but where there will be greater than 10MW power at peak demand.

The assurance body will determine the assurance assessment required for each Small Supplier entering the Retail Market
based on the segment(s) the Supplier is entering and their Business model.

The Scope of Change to Design Documentation relates to amendments to the Market Assurance and Market Entry Documentation.

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Three Market Change Requests were previously raised and approved to facilitate the introduction of Eircodes into the Retail Market.

•MCR1140 -Introduction of Eircodes into the Retail Market
•MCR0175 -New Reject Reason for Address Change Rejection
•MCR1169 -Addition of Postal Code to two downloadable meter point files

In advance of the delivery of there MCRs Suppliers may wish to implement Eircodes. ESBN are looking to see in advance of the delivery
of the MCRs above they can facilitate the population of the A2 Notification Address.
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This change request has been raised to introduce Eircodes into the Retail Market Solution through the use of the notification
(Correspondence ) Address on the Market Messages by Suppliers.

Suppliers can provide the Eircodes in the A2(Correspondence address) on all relevant inbound market messages where the A2
Correspondence address is different to the A1(Meter Point Site).

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Accurate technical contact address and technical contact details are required and would assist ESBN in completing supplier
requests and obtaining accurate meter readings.
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Customer such as large banks or telecom companies with many distributed sites should provide accurate technical contact details.

A Supplier can send technical details for customer using existing market messages. This would be beneficial to all Market Participants
especially where there is issues around LTNA.

Suppliers compliance with ensuring these details are kept up-to-date will be beneficial to all market participants and will assist
ESB Networks in completing supplier requests and obtaining accurate meter readings.

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