The services we manage
The services we manage
The services we manage
The REC Code Manager
The REC Code Manager is responsible for delivering the day-to-day functions of the Retail Energy Code and supporting the industry in fulfilling its code obligations. RECCo has procured best-of-breed service providers who work together to provide the Code Manager function. Its activities are summarised as follows:
Expert party support through the entry and exit process and Operational Account Managers (OAMs)
Assuring REC Parties, REC Processes and Service Providers
Provision of the REC Portal and Service Desk – acting as the primary point of contact for REC Parties
Designing, implementing, and managing the REC Performance Assurance Framework.
End-to-end delivery of the REC Change process
Delivering education and training based on stakeholder needs
Technical Design Authority – maintain the integrity of REC technical documents and products
Data Management – Implement and manage EMAR and REC technical interfaces
Contact the Code Manager
You can visit the REC Portal to raise a ticket with the Code Manager’s Service Desk. They can also be contacted at enquiries@recmanager.co.uk.
Electricity Enquiry Service & Gas Enquiry Service
The Electricity Enquiry Service (EES) and Gas Enquiry Service (GES) are both governed under the Retail Energy Code. The Enquiry Services provide REC Parties and non-REC Party Users (such as Price Comparison Websites) information they need to facilitate consumer switching.
Green Deal Central Charge Database (GDCC)
The Green Deal was a government-run energy efficiency scheme that helped consumers make energy saving efficiencies to their homes. RECCo manages the ongoing systems and data for this legacy service. The GDCC facilitates GB Green Deal plans by providing a point of reference and interaction between relevant Green Deal Users.
Central Switching Service
The Central Switching Service (CSS) went live in July 2022 and is now governed under the Retail Energy Code. The CSS supports the faster and more reliable switching of energy suppliers, allowing consumers to transfer necessary data within 5 working days.
Energy Theft Tip-off Service
The Energy Theft Tip-off Service (ETTOS) is a service operated by Crimestoppers for members of the public to report suspected theft of gas and electricity anonymously. Crimestoppers securely notify the tip-off to the relevant gas or electricity supplier for investigation. If the supplier cannot be identified, Crimestoppers will inform the appropriate Gas Transporter or Electricity Distribution Network Operator for further analysis.
Related news
Introducing the Electricity Enquiry Service (EES) API Sandbox: Preparing for Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS)
Partnering with City of London Police: Our Proposal for a Dedicated Energy Theft Unit
Quarterly Report: Advancing 2024/25 strategic priorities and elevating service performance
The Gas Enquiry Service has successfully transitioned to a new platform
Gas Enquiry Service (GES) migration planned for October
Useful links
Contact: enquiries@recmanager.co.uk
