ROC support is ending for many renewable generators, and the route-to-market choice you make next matters. Renewable Exchange's data team, drawing on Ofgem's ROC register, puts the scale of it plainly: over 10GW of capacity rolls off the RO scheme by the end of the decade, across every major technology type. A large, concentrated wave of generators facing the same route-to-market decision.
Government is signalling two possible directions for generators: a bigger Generator Levy, or a voluntary Wholesale CfD. We brought a group together to work through one question. What would the Wholesale CfD actually need to offer to be worth taking?
Join market experts from Renewable Exchange and Cornwall Insight in a collaborative webinar designed to explore recent REGO pricing trends and PPA market commentary.
We've now facilitated the signing of 1,500 Power Purchase Agreements using our standard form Lightning PPA, introduced in November 2021. Set against our wider history of over 3,000 PPAs since 2018, it's a milestone that tells a clear story about what happens when you remove friction from a complex market.
Ofgem has announced the new Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) Export tariffs at £76.40 per MWh (or 7.64p per kWh), or £54.30 per MWh (or 5.43p per kWh) for the lower rate. This tariff will come into effect from the 1st of April 2026 and will be valid until the 31st of March 2027.

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