Policy paper: Energy digitalisation framework: a vision for a coordinated and connected energy system

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Delivering the digitalisation of the energy system in a coordinated and connected way.

The energy digitalisation framework is a joint publication by the government and Ofgem, delivering a commitment set out in the clean flexibility roadmap.

It provides clarity, coherence and direction to an energy digitalisation landscape characterised by high levels of activity but limited system-wide alignment, leading to fragmentation and duplication.

In response to these challenges, the vision sets out a clear, coordinated approach to digitalisation. It describes what a digitalised energy system should look and feel like, the outcomes it must deliver, the principles that should guide delivery, and a long-term governance framework to embed this direction over time.

  • Introducing a digitalisation coordination function to provide and maintain system-wide architectural coherence, common standards, and alignment across the sector.
  • Establishing a data domain model to simplify the current landscape by grouping digitalisation activity into four functional domains, each with clear responsibilities.
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