Global Infrastructure SherpaLow Carbon Contracts Company (LCCC)
The Low Carbon Contracts Company (LCCC) is a UK government-owned company established to manage Contracts for Difference (CfD) for low-carbon electricity generation. Its primary role is to provide revenue stabilisation to eligible renewable and low-carbon generators, thereby encouraging investment in new infrastructure and contributing to the UK's decarbonisation targets and energy security.
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Strategic Overview
- Plays a critical role in the UK's net-zero targets by de-risking investment in low-carbon electricity generation.
- Manages the CfD scheme, which is the government's primary mechanism for supporting new low-carbon electricity generation.
- Ensures price stability for generators and protects consumers from volatile wholesale electricity prices.
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Dr Jo Saxton
Chair
Neil McDermott
CEO
Andrew Mears
CFO
Track Record
25,700
MW Total
10
Years Active
Notable projects: CfD Allocation Round 1, CfD Allocation Round 2, CfD Allocation Round 3, CfD Allocation Round 4, CfD Allocation Round 5
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