MHHS: The £1,000 problem and zero sum game?

What every major energy user needs to know about Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) and the new financial risks of poor data performance.

Discover the single most important KPI you need to reduce cost exposure

Overview

Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) is changing the way suppliers are measured, incentivised and penalised.

And penalties can be huge for poor data performance. This leaves organisations with a new cost exposure risk to consider.

In this exclusive webinar, James Murphy, Head of Policy & Regulation at Stark, explores the new Performance Assurance and Supplier Charges regime and reveals why some suppliers could face costs approaching £1,000 per MPAN if they fall behind on metering and data performance.

And what that means for major energy users as a result.

This session explains:

• Why MHHS changes the commercial importance of energy data
• How the new Supplier Charges mechanism works
• The potential financial impact on suppliers and organisations
• Why data quality is becoming a competitive advantage
• What major energy users can do now to protect themselves

Key Takeaway

As MHHS migration accelerates towards the May 2027 deadline, organisations that take control of their metering and data strategy will be best placed to avoid risk and unlock future value.

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Chapters:

• 00:00-02:50 Introduction
• 02:59-06:38 MHHS Recap
• 06:39-11:34 Performance Assurance & the New Supplier Charges mechanism
• 11:35-12:26 The UK Credit Assessment Price
• 12:36-15:16 Step 1 Baseline figures
• 15:16-17:18 Step 2 Calculating Supplier Charges
• 17:18-18:46 Step 3 Calculating Supplier redistribution
• 18:46-20:18 Step 4 Supplier Net position
• 20:19-22:01 Step 5 Annual & per MPAN view - The £1000 problem
• 22:02-24:08 MHHS migration progress so far
• 24:20-26:34 What major energy users and business consumers can do to reduce cost exposure
• 26:35-27:47 Stark's data quality performance
• 27:48-27:57 The one KPI you need to know as a business consumer

Questions, need support or feedback? Email the team marketing@stark.co.uk