HQ Function

The London headquarters serves as the central operational and administrative center for Elexon. Key functions include managing the Balancing and Settlement Code, stakeholder engagement, data analysis and provision, market facilitation, and developing strategic initiatives for the GB wholesale electricity market.

Notable Features:

Modern office facilities situated in a prominent London business area, equipped with technology to support complex data operations and collaboration. Designed to facilitate efficient workflow and communication.

Work Culture:

Elexon fosters a professional, expert-driven, and collaborative work culture. There is a strong emphasis on accuracy, impartiality, data integrity, and providing excellent service to market participants. The environment encourages continuous improvement and adaptation to the evolving energy landscape.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters' location in London provides proximity to key energy industry stakeholders, regulatory bodies (like Ofgem), government departments, and financial institutions, facilitating effective communication and collaboration essential for its role in the national electricity market.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects Elexon's core values of integrity, impartiality, expertise, and collaboration through its well-organized, technologically advanced, and accessible facilities designed for efficient market operations and stakeholder interaction.

Location:

Elexon's primary operational focus is on the Great Britain wholesale electricity market. While it collaborates with international counterparts and participates in global forums to share knowledge and best practices in energy market design and operation, its direct services and regulatory responsibilities are confined to Great Britain. Functions supported are critical to the national GB electricity infrastructure, including market balancing, settlement, code administration, and data provision.

Street Address:

4th Floor, 350 Euston Road

City:

London

State/Province:

England

Country:

United Kingdom