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1. www.lowcarboncontracts.uk › about-the-rab-schemeABOUT THE RAB SCHEME - Low Carbon Contracts

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   Learn about how the RAB model secures long-term investment for vital low-carbon infrastructure by offering stable, regulated returns.

2. www.lowcarboncontracts.uk › our-schemes › regulatedRegulated Asset Base - Low Carbon Contracts

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   The Nuclear Energy (Financing) Act 2022 received Royal Assent on 31st March 2022 and allows for the implementation of a Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model for nuclear energy generation.

3. uk.shellenergy.com › energy-insights › articlesThe UK’s nuclear regulated asset base (RAB) model and what it ...

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   Jul 29, 2024 · What is the nuclear regulated asset base (RAB) model, and how could it impact major energy consumers? Learn more in our latest Energy Insights blog here.

4. www.ofgem.gov.uk › energy-policy-and-regulationNuclear Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model - Ofgem

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   The Nuclear Energy (Financing) Act 2022 introduced the option of a Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model to help fund future nuclear energy projects. The Act named Ofgem as the economic...

5. www.nsenergybusiness.com › analysis › regulatedWhat is a regulated asset base model for funding nuclear ...

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   Jan 22, 2019 · A RAB model is used to incentivise private investment into public projects by providing a secure payback and return on investment for developers. Within this mechanism, energy companies manage the infrastructure project, taking ownership of the assets and operating costs.

6. www.thenational.scot › politics › 23071054What is RAB and how will it affect future energy charges?

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   Oct 23, 2022 · THE UK Government is set on using a Regulatory Asset Base (RAB) model to fund nuclear projects south of the Border. This will directly result in Scots paying more on their energy bills. Here, former Scottish Office chief statistician Jim Cuthbert explains what an RAB model is, and the problems behind it.

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   What is a regulated asset base (rAB)?

   • The Nuclear Energy (Financing) Act 2022 introduced the option of a Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model to help fund future nuclear energy projects. The Act named Ofgem as the economic regulator for companies building nuclear energy infrastructure under this model. This is a similar role to the one we play for gas and electricity networks.

   Nuclear Regulated Asset Base (RAB) model - Ofgem

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   What is a nuclear regulated asset based (Rab) model?

   • As a result, such projects can often struggle to attract the required investment. To overcome this challenge, the government has introduced a nuclear Regulated Asset Based (RAB) model, via the Nuclear Energy (Financing) Act 2022, whereby investors will receive a guaranteed return on investment across the entire lifecycle of the asset.

   The UK’s nuclear regulated asset base (RAB) model and what it means for

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   What is a nuclear Rab & how does it work?

   • Under the UK’s nuclear RAB model, developers and investors are given secure returns on investment during a nuclear project’s construction, commissioning and operation. This offers greater investment certainty, attracting investors and reducing the costs of private finance, thereby lowering the cost to the consumer.

   ABOUT THE RAB SCHEME - Low Carbon Contracts

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   What is RAB funding?

   • The RAB funding model will offer designated nuclear companies access to a predictable revenue stream for the construction and operational phases, meaning that designation can only be justified if it is likely to result in value for money.

   Regulatory Trends: New nuclear RAB funding model

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   What is the nuclear Rab scheme?

   • Broadly speaking, the nuclear RAB scheme is similar to the prevailing contracts for differences (CFD) revenue mechanics operating across the UK energy market. However, as details are finalised, there are likely to be some key differences, especially in how allowed revenue is set, payment timelines, and supplier notice periods.

   The UK’s nuclear regulated asset base (RAB) model and what it means for

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   Who is eligible for RAB funding?

   • To be eligible to benefit from the RAB funding model, a company must be a ‘nuclear company’ i.e. it must hold an electricity generation licence in respect of a nuclear energy generation project and it must be ‘designated’ by the Secretary of State to deliver that nuclear project. There are two designation criteria that must be met 1.

   Regulatory Trends: New nuclear RAB funding model

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8. www.nortonrosefulbright.com › en › knowledgeRegulatory Trends: New nuclear RAB funding model

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   Jul 8, 2022 · The Nuclear Energy (Financing) Act 2022 (NEFA 2022), which came fully into force at the end of May 2022, introduces a new regulated asset base (RAB) funding model for new-build nuclear power projects in the UK.