Actual ILR Income

This dataset includes the determined Interim Levy Rates(ILR) and the actual daily Interim Levy Rate payments (ILR Income) received by LCCC from electricity suppliers.

Energy Intensive Industries (EII) are those industries that are determined by DBT as intensive users of electricity. They are exempt from paying the the CfD levy on the Excluded Demand.

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Field	Value
Last Updated	December 19, 2024, 00:17 (UTC)
Created	October 17, 2023, 16:00 (UTC)
Actual_EII_Excluded_Electricity (MWh)	Supplier's Daily Energy Intensive Industries demand which is being exempted from paying CfD levy
Actual_Eligible_Demand (MWh)	Gross Demand less both Energy Intensive Industries demand and Green Excluded Electricity demand
Actual_Gross_Demand (MWh)	The volume of Active Import (i.e. electrical energy entering premises from the licensed distribution or transmission network), with no adjustment made for any Active Export (i.e. electrical energy generated on the premises and exported onto the licensed distribution or transmission network)
Actual_ILR (£/MWh)	Under the Supplier Obligation Levy, electricity suppliers make pre-payments consisting of a unit cost fixed Interim Levy Rate, charged at a daily £/MWh rate to fund the cost of CfD generation payments. The Interim Levy Rate is set by LCCC every quarter, one quarter in advance, based on an estimate of the payments that will need to be made in respect of CfD generation in that quarter
Actual_Income (£)	Actual Income from electricity suppliers based on Actual Eligible Demand multiplied by Interim Levy Rate
Settlement_Date	The date on which energy is deemed to be used and must be later settled through BSC initial settlement/reconciliation or Scottish Settlements. Also known as the Trading Day