Gas System Code of Practice
Organisation: Lighter Footprints
Author: Michael Nolan, David Strang
Release Date: 21/12/2023
Dec 23 – Response to the ESC’s draft Gas System Code of Practice
Key messages
Support for making new gas customers pay for the full cost of connection.
Provision of information and reporting requirements to better inform the transition.
Allowing customers to leave the network if they do not want hydrogen in their homes.
The ESC undertaking a review of the Gas Retail Code of practice.
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