Draft FWP 202324
| Published date | 21 December 2022 |
| Year | 2022 |
| Energy Sector | Corporate |
Draft Forward
Work
Programme
2023-2024
Our draft business plan for the fifth year of our
Corporate Strategy 2019-2024
About the Utility Regulator
The Utility Regulator is the independent non-ministerial government department responsible
for regulating Northern Ireland’s electricity, gas, water and sewerage industries to promote the
short and long-term interests of consumers.
We are not a policy-making department of government, but we make sure that the energy and
water utility industries in Northern Ireland are regulated and developed within ministerial policy
as set out in our statutory duties.
We are governed by a Board of Directors and are accountable to the Northern Ireland
Assembly through financial and annual reporting obligations.
We are based at Queens House in the centre of Belfast. The Chief Executive leads a
management team representing each of the key functional areas in the organisation. The
staff team includes economists, engineers, accountants, utility specialists, legal advisors and
administration professionals.
Further information about how we are structured and the work we do is provided at Annex 1.
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