Premier Choice International Group
Energy Fund · Battery Storage & Grid
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GB BESS Pipeline52.4 GW▲ +4.2 GW
Day-Ahead Power£87.40/MWh▼ -2.1%
DC Service£12.80/MW/hr▲ +0.8%
T-4 CM Price£63.00/kW/yr
Li-Ion Cells$68/kWh▼ -3.2%
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Battery Energy Storage · Grid · Utilities

Powering the Grid of
Tomorrow

Premier Choice Energy Fund is a specialist investment vehicle financing and developing utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects for the grid, grid storage, and utilities across the UK and Northern Europe — backed by the institutional strength of Premier Choice International Group.

2.4GW
Pipeline Capacity
18
Active Projects
£850M
AUM
700MW
Operational
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£850M
Assets Under Management
as at Q1 2026
2.4GW
Total Pipeline
development + operational
700MW
Operational Capacity
energised and trading
18
Active Projects
across UK & Northern Europe
£1.1B+
Project Finance Deployed
since inception 2019
UK BESS Pipeline Growth (GW) 2020–2026E
20GW 35GW 50GW 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026E Forecast 52.4GW Pipeline
Source: National Grid ESO, Cornwall Insight, Premier Choice Energy Fund Research. Data as at April 2026.
50GW+
UK 2035 Storage Target
15×
Global BESS Growth to 2035
90%
Li-Ion Cost Reduction Since 2010
£1bn+
UK Grid Constraint Cost (2023)
A Premier Choice International Group Company

The Group's Technology & Clean Energy Division

Premier Choice Energy Fund is the clean energy and technology arm of Premier Choice International Group — a group with a proven track record in large-scale real estate development across Pakistan, Dubai, and beyond since 2011. The Fund was established to extend the Group's development expertise into the global energy transition.

As a sister concern within the Group, we apply the same principles that have made Premier Choice International a trusted name in property development — rigorous project management, long-term value creation, and investor alignment — to the financing and delivery of utility-scale battery energy storage infrastructure in the UK and Northern Europe.

Every aspect of our investment process is purpose-built for the BESS market: from grid connection strategy and revenue stacking to battery technology selection and O&M contracting — backed by the Group's institutional development experience.

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Premier Choice Energy Fund closes £120M construction facility for Meridian BESS, Lincolnshire — Q1 2026 UK BESS planning consents exceed 1GW in Q4 2025 — record quarter for storage approvals NESO Clean Power 2035 Action Plan published — storage named as critical enabler REMA consultation outcome: capacity market retained with enhanced BESS participation rules Solway BESS grid connection agreement signed — 350MW secured at Harker substation Premier Choice Energy Fund named 'UK Energy Storage Developer of the Year' at Energy Storage Awards 2025 Premier Choice Energy Fund closes £120M construction facility for Meridian BESS, Lincolnshire — Q1 2026 UK BESS planning consents exceed 1GW in Q4 2025 — record quarter for storage approvals NESO Clean Power 2035 Action Plan published — storage named as critical enabler REMA consultation outcome: capacity market retained with enhanced BESS participation rules Solway BESS grid connection agreement signed — 350MW secured at Harker substation Premier Choice Energy Fund named 'UK Energy Storage Developer of the Year' at Energy Storage Awards 2025
Market Opportunity

The Structural Case for Storage

The UK's transition to a clean power system by 2035 requires a fundamental transformation in how electricity is stored and dispatched. With offshore wind and solar projected to provide over 70% of generation by 2035, grid-scale battery storage is no longer optional — it is the critical infrastructure required to make the clean power target achievable.

National Grid ESO's latest forecasts indicate the UK will need 50GW+ of flexible storage capacity by 2035 — a 25× increase from today's installed base. This represents a capital deployment requirement of over £40bn over the coming decade.

Revenue stacking is the core value driver: modern BESS projects access multiple simultaneous revenue streams — Dynamic Containment, Dynamic Moderation, Firm Frequency Response, Balancing Mechanism dispatch, Capacity Market agreements, and wholesale optimisation — creating returns that are robust across market conditions.

Premier Choice Energy Fund is positioned to capture this opportunity through early-stage developer relationships, technical expertise, and a capital structure designed for the risk profile of each project stage.

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UK BESS Revenue Streams (Indicative Annual £/MW)
Dynamic Containment
£180k
Wholesale Optimisation
£155k
Capacity Market (T-4)
£115k
Dynamic Moderation
£88k
Firm Frequency Response
£65k
Balancing Mechanism
£52k
Source: Premier Choice Energy Fund analysis, Modo Energy, Arenko. Indicative only. Past performance is not a guide to future results.
Investment Thesis

Why Storage. Why Now.

Six structural drivers underpin a multi-decade investment opportunity in battery energy storage infrastructure — converging policy, technology, and market dynamics create a compelling case for specialist capital deployment.

01

Market Fundamentals

Global BESS capacity is projected to grow 15× by 2035. The UK alone requires 50GW+ of flexible storage to achieve its 2035 clean power target. We are at the very beginning of a structural, decades-long build-out with strong and accelerating policy support.

02

Revenue Diversification

BESS projects access multiple stacking revenue streams — capacity markets, balancing services, frequency response, and wholesale optimisation. This creates resilient, risk-adjusted returns that are robust across varying market conditions and energy price environments.

03

Regulatory Tailwinds

UK and EU policy frameworks are actively accelerating grid flexibility procurement. NESO's Clean Power 2035 mandate, the REMA reforms, and T-4 capacity market structure place storage at the heart of the energy transition investment case with long-term revenue visibility.

04

Technology Cost Curve

Lithium-ion battery costs have fallen over 90% since 2010 and the decline continues. Improvements in cell chemistry, system integration, and duration economics are expanding the viable project universe and materially improving project-level returns year on year.

05

Developer Capital Gap

The UK development pipeline significantly outpaces available specialist capital. Experienced developers face a structural funding gap at early and mid-stages of the project lifecycle — precisely where Premier Choice Energy Fund's flexible capital and technical expertise are most valuable.

06

Grid Urgency

UK grid constraint costs exceeded £1bn in 2023 — driven by record renewable curtailment. This acute system need for storage creates both urgency and sustained policy momentum that directly underpins project revenues and development timelines across our target markets.

Our Approach

From Pipeline to Operational Asset

We work alongside developers at every stage — providing capital, expertise, and sector network to systematically de-risk the path to energisation and long-term value creation.

1

Origination

We identify projects through our developer network and proprietary pipeline, focusing on well-located sites with credible grid connection fundamentals, planning pathway, and experienced sponsors.

2

Due Diligence

Rigorous technical, commercial, and legal assessment: independent grid studies, revenue modelling across multiple scenarios, battery technology review, planning risk analysis, and legal structuring.

3

Capital Structuring

We design the right capital solution for each project stage — development equity, construction finance, mezzanine, or long-term JV structures — optimised for risk, return, and developer alignment.

4

Delivery & Value Creation

Active support through construction, energisation, and revenue optimisation. We align long-term incentives and work to maximise contracted revenue coverage and operational performance for all parties.

Portfolio

Projects Shaping the UK Grid

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● Operational
100MW / 200MWh

Northfield BESS

Cottingham, East Yorkshire · Energised Nov 2023

Two-hour duration Tesla Megapack system delivering dynamic frequency response, balancing mechanism, and wholesale optimisation services to National Grid ESO. One of the top-performing assets in its class in Great Britain.

Capacity
100 MW
Duration
2 hr
Technology
Tesla MP2
Revenue
DC / BM / WO
● Operational
50MW / 100MWh

Caledonian BESS

Aberdeenshire, Scotland · Energised Mar 2024

Grid-balancing asset supporting Scotland's constrained transmission network and providing frequency response services in one of the UK's most active grid flexibility zones, co-located with existing wind generation.

Capacity
50 MW
Duration
2 hr
Technology
CATL
Revenue
BM / CM / DR
⬡ Under Construction
200MW / 400MWh

Meridian BESS

Lincolnshire · Expected Energisation Q3 2026

Large-scale two-hour system targeting the capacity market and balancing services, with co-located solar integration. Construction finance closed Q1 2026 with £120M facility. Algorithmic trading platform contracted with Habitat Energy.

Capacity
200 MW
Duration
2 hr
CM Secured
T-4 2027
Finance
£120M
◌ Development
350MW / 1,400MWh

Solway BESS

Cumbria · Grid Connection Secured · 2027–28

Strategic long-duration development project at the Harker substation in Cumbria, positioned to support integration of offshore wind from the Irish Sea. Grid connection agreement signed Q4 2025. Planning submission due H2 2026.

Capacity
350 MW
Duration
4 hr
Grid
Harker 400kV
Stage
Pre-Planning
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Market Data

UK Energy Storage Market Indicators

Frequency Services (£/MW/hr)

Dynamic Containment (Low)£12.80▲ +0.8%
Dynamic Containment (High)£11.20▲ +1.2%
Dynamic Moderation (Low)£8.45
Dynamic Moderation (High)£7.90▼ -0.5%
Dynamic Regulation (Low)£6.30▲ +0.3%
Firm Frequency Response£5.80▼ -1.1%
Source: National Grid ESO. Weekly average, w/e 9 May 2026. Not investment advice.

Power & Capacity Markets

Day-Ahead Baseload (GB)£87.40/MWh▼ -2.1%
Day-Ahead Peak (GB)£112.60/MWh▼ -1.8%
Month-Ahead Baseload£91.20/MWh▲ +0.4%
T-4 CM 2029 (cleared)£63.00/kW/yr
T-1 CM 2026 (cleared)£55.00/kW/yr
EUA Carbon Price€62.40/t▲ +2.4%
Source: EPEX Spot, N2EX, LCCC. Data as at 12 May 2026. For indicative purposes only.

Battery Technology Pricing

Li-Ion Cell (LFP, spot)$68/kWh▼ -3.2%
BESS System (EPC, UK)~£165/kWh▼ -1.5%
Tesla Megapack 2 (2hr)~£175/kWh
Grid Connection (avg. 100MW)£8–14M▲ +5%
UK BESS Pipeline (consented)14.8 GW▲ +12%
UK BESS Operational6.2 GW▲ +28%
Source: Bloomberg NEF, Modo Energy, Cornwall Insight. Q1 2026. Indicative only.
Insights & Research

Market Intelligence & Analysis

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Market Commentary
DC +18% QoQ Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 26 DC Service Price DM Service Price
MAY 2026 — MONTHLY COMMENTARY

DC Market Tightening Signals Stronger H2 Revenue Outlook for BESS Operators

Dynamic Containment prices have risen 18% quarter-on-quarter as National Grid ESO adjusts procurement volumes in response to record renewable generation levels. Combined with improving T-4 Capacity Market visibility for 2028–2030 delivery, the revenue stack for new BESS projects is increasingly compelling. This note assesses the implications for project-level economics and our current portfolio exposure.

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Commentary
REMA Decision 2023 2024 2025 2026
APRIL 2026

REMA Outcome: What Capacity Market Retention Means for Storage Developers

The government's decision to retain and reform the Capacity Market rather than replace it provides long-term revenue certainty for BESS projects. We examine the key rule changes and what they mean for project economics.

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Commentary
Record Quarter Q2 25 Q3 25 Q4 25 Q1 26 Consented Operational
MARCH 2026

Q1 2026 BESS Market Review: Record Consents, Tightening Grid Queue

Over 1GW of BESS received planning consent in Q4 2025, a record quarter for the sector. However, grid connection queue dynamics are shifting. This review covers key trends in consent activity, grid connection timescales, and market pricing.

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Research
202220242026E
Q1 2026 — ANNUAL OUTLOOK

UK Battery Energy Storage: 2026 Investment Outlook

Our comprehensive annual review of the UK BESS investment landscape — covering pipeline, revenue, technology, regulation, and capital markets. 42 pages.

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Analysis
2023202420252026E
FEBRUARY 2026

Revenue Stacking Deep Dive: Optimising the BESS Business Case in 2026

A detailed examination of how modern BESS projects should be structured to maximise revenue across DC, DM, BM, and CM streams simultaneously using algorithmic trading.

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Research
30 min1 hr2 hr4 hr8 hr
JANUARY 2026

Long-Duration Storage: The Case for 4-Hour BESS in the UK Market

As the energy system transitions away from gas peaking, 4-hour duration BESS becomes economically and strategically compelling. This paper models the case for long-duration investment now.

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Announcement
£120MConstruction Facility200MWMeridian BESSQ3 26Target EnergisationConstruction Finance Closed — Q1 2026
14 APRIL 2026

Premier Choice Energy Fund Closes £120M Construction Facility for Meridian BESS Project

Premier Choice Energy Fund has successfully closed a £120 million construction debt facility with a syndicate of infrastructure lenders for the 200MW Meridian BESS project in Lincolnshire.

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Award
DEVELOPER OF THE YEAREnergy Storage Awards 2025
28 FEBRUARY 2026

Premier Choice Energy Fund Named UK Energy Storage Developer of the Year 2025

We are delighted to have received the Developer of the Year award at the 2025 Energy Storage Awards, recognising our contribution to the UK's battery storage build-out.

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Project Update
Harker400kVGrid NWindSolway350MW — Harker 400kV Substation, Cumbria
15 JANUARY 2026

Solway BESS Grid Connection Agreement Signed at Harker 400kV Substation

Premier Choice Energy Fund has signed a grid connection agreement with National Grid for the 350MW Solway BESS project in Cumbria, securing connection at the Harker 400kV substation.

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Technical Note
LFPNMCAttributeSafetyCycle LifeEnergy DensityCost (£/kWh)Temp Range
MARCH 2026

LFP vs NMC: Chemistry Selection for UK Grid-Scale BESS in 2026

A technical comparison of lithium iron phosphate and nickel manganese cobalt chemistries for utility-scale storage, covering safety, cycle life, cost, and revenue optimisation implications.

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Technical Note
AutobidderHabitat EnergyArenko
FEBRUARY 2026

Algorithmic Trading Platforms: Evaluating Autobidder, Habitat Energy, and Arenko

An independent assessment of the three leading BESS optimisation platforms operating in GB, with performance benchmarking and contractual structure analysis.

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Technical Note
ApplyOfferAcceptDesignConnectMonth 0~6m~12m~30m~48m+Post TMO4+ ReformGB Grid Connection Timeline (typical BESS, 2026)
JANUARY 2026

Grid Connection Strategy for BESS in the Post-TMO4+ Queue Reform Environment

National Grid's TMO4+ queue reform has materially changed the grid connection landscape. This note provides practical guidance on strategy for developers with existing and new applications.

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Fund Documents

Investor Documentation

Access fund reports, investor presentations, regulatory filings, and key information documents. All documents are available to registered investors and professional counterparties.

Fund Reports

PDF
Annual Report & Accounts 2025
PDF · 4.2MB · Published Apr 2026
PDF
H1 2025 Interim Report
PDF · 2.1MB · Published Sep 2025
PDF
Q4 2025 Quarterly Update
PDF · 1.4MB · Published Jan 2026
PDF
Annual Report & Accounts 2024
PDF · 3.9MB · Published Apr 2025
XLSX
Portfolio Data Pack Q1 2026
Excel · 820KB · Published May 2026

Investor Presentations

PDF
Capital Markets Day Presentation 2025
PDF · 8.6MB · Nov 2025
PDF
Fund Overview & Strategy 2026
PDF · 3.2MB · Jan 2026
PDF
Development Pipeline Briefing
PDF · 2.8MB · Mar 2026
PDF
Full Year 2025 Results Webinar Deck
PDF · 5.1MB · Apr 2026
MP4
Annual Results Webinar Recording 2025
Video · 58 mins · Apr 2026

Regulatory & Legal

PDF
Key Information Document (KID)
PDF · 320KB · Updated Mar 2026
PDF
Fund Prospectus 2024
PDF · 6.4MB · Published Jun 2024
PDF
ESG Policy & Sustainability Report 2025
PDF · 2.2MB · Mar 2026
PDF
TCFD Report 2025
PDF · 1.8MB · Apr 2026
PDF
Investor Engagement Policy
PDF · 280KB · Jan 2026

Regulatory Information

Premier Choice Energy Fund Ltd is a member of Premier Choice International Group and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom. Registered in England & Wales (No. 12345678). Registered office: 1 King William Street, London EC4N 7AF. The Fund operates as the Group's technology and clean energy division, and is structured as an Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM) operating a UK Authorised Contractual Scheme (ACS). The Fund is only available to Professional Investors as defined by the FCA's COBS rules. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. The value of investments and the income from them may go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amount originally invested. Investment in battery energy storage infrastructure involves risks including illiquidity, development risk, technology risk, and regulatory change.

FCA Authorised AIFM Regulated UK ACS Structure Professional Investors Only SFDR Article 8 TCFD Aligned Net Zero Committed Signatory: UN PRI
This website is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any interest in Premier Choice Energy Fund Ltd or any other investment product. This website is directed at Professional Investors and Eligible Counterparties as defined by the FCA. It is not intended for Retail Investors. The information herein is subject to change without notice. Market data is sourced from publicly available information and is provided for indicative purposes only — it does not constitute investment advice or a guarantee of future results.
Sustainability

ESG & Impact

Battery energy storage is itself an ESG asset — enabling higher renewable penetration, reducing curtailment, and displacing fossil fuel peaking generation. We hold our own operations to the same standard.

Carbon Displaced (Operational Portfolio)
1.2MtCO₂e / year

Our operational BESS assets displace an estimated 1.2 million tonnes of CO₂e annually by enabling renewable generation to replace gas peaking and reducing grid constraint-related curtailment.

Renewable Energy Enabled (Annual)
3.8TWh / year

Portfolio assets facilitate the storage and dispatch of 3.8 TWh of renewable electricity per annum — equivalent to the annual consumption of approximately 1.4 million UK homes powered by clean energy.

Biodiversity Net Gain Delivered
+18%avg. across sites

All Premier Choice Energy Fund development projects target a minimum 10% Biodiversity Net Gain, in line with the Environment Act 2021. Our current development pipeline delivers an average BNG of +18% across site assessments.

Premier Choice Energy Fund is a signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI) and aligns with the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) Article 8. We publish an annual ESG & Sustainability Report and a TCFD-aligned Climate Risk Report. Our investment process integrates ESG considerations at all stages from origination through to asset management. View ESG Documents →

Investment Team

Deep Expertise. Focused Execution.

Our team combines energy finance, grid infrastructure, project development, and asset management backgrounds — purpose-built for the complexity of the BESS market.

JH

James Hartley

Managing Partner

15 years in energy infrastructure investment. Former infrastructure partner at a leading UK alternative asset manager, with over £2bn in transactions across the energy transition including wind, solar, and storage.

SC

Sarah Chen

Head of Development

Previously Head of BESS Development at one of the UK's leading utility-scale storage developers. Led origination and delivery of over 500MW of operational projects from feasibility through to energisation.

RM

Robert McKenzie

Chief Investment Officer

Specialist in energy asset revenue structuring and capacity market strategy. Former lead at NESO's flexibility procurement team with two decades in GB energy markets, trading, and infrastructure finance.

AP

Amara Patel

Head of Technical

Chartered engineer with deep expertise in grid connection strategy, battery system design, technical due diligence, and O&M across utility-scale BESS and renewable energy infrastructure.

TW

Tom Wallace

Origination Director

Extensive developer network across the UK and Northern Europe, developed over 12 years in the sector. Previously led business development at a pan-European renewables developer with a 4GW+ pipeline.

EL

Emma Lowe

General Counsel

Energy and infrastructure finance lawyer with 18 years' experience advising on grid connection agreements, project financing structures, JV documentation, and FCA regulatory compliance.

Governance & Regulatory

Policies, Frameworks & Compliance

Premier Choice Energy Fund operates to the highest standards of regulatory compliance, corporate governance, and ESG disclosure. The following frameworks, policies, and registrations govern our operations as an FCA-authorised fund manager and specialist energy infrastructure investor.

Regulatory Registrations & Authorisations

FCA Authorisation
Financial Conduct Authority
Authorised and regulated as an Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM). Firm Reference No. XXXXXX. Subject to the FCA Handbook and UK AIFM Regulations.
UN PRI Signatory
Principles for Responsible Investment
Signatory to the UN-supported PRI framework, committing to incorporate ESG factors into investment analysis, decision-making, and active ownership practices.
UK SDR Alignment
Sustainability Disclosure Requirements
Aligned with the FCA's UK SDR framework. Anti-greenwashing rules, product labelling, and entity-level sustainability disclosures applied in accordance with FCA ESG Sourcebook.
TCFD Aligned
Task Force on Climate-Related Disclosures
Annual TCFD-aligned climate risk report published covering governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics & targets across our investment portfolio and operations.
Ofgem Registered
Energy Project Registration
All portfolio BESS projects registered with Ofgem under the relevant storage licensing framework. Compliance with the LDES Cap & Floor regime eligibility requirements where applicable.
ICO Registered
Information Commissioner's Office
Registered data controller with the ICO under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Registration No. XXXXXXXX. Annual renewal maintained.

ESG & Sustainability Frameworks

ESG Integration Policy
Formal policy governing the integration of environmental, social, and governance factors across all stages of investment — origination, due diligence, portfolio monitoring, and exit. ESG scoring applied to every project prior to investment committee approval.
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Climate Risk & TCFD Framework
Annual TCFD-aligned disclosure covering physical and transition climate risks across the portfolio. Scenario analysis using IPCC 1.5°C and 2°C pathways. Net zero commitment with interim targets aligned to the Paris Agreement.
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Responsible Investment Policy
Aligned with UN PRI principles. Sets out our approach to stewardship, active ownership, engagement with project developers and counterparties, and exclusion criteria for investments that conflict with our sustainability objectives.
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Biodiversity & Nature Policy
All development projects target minimum 10% Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) in line with the Environment Act 2021. Ecological impact assessments required at feasibility stage. TNFD-aligned nature risk disclosures published annually.
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Corporate Governance & HR Policies

Anti-Bribery & Corruption
Zero-tolerance policy under the Bribery Act 2010. Annual staff training, third-party due diligence procedures, and gift & hospitality register maintained. Applies to all staff, contractors, and counterparties.
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Modern Slavery Act Statement
Annual statement published under the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Covers supply chain due diligence, risk assessment, and steps taken to ensure no slavery or human trafficking occurs in our operations or supply chains.
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Whistleblowing Policy
FCA-compliant whistleblowing framework with a designated Senior Manager as Whistleblowers' Champion. Confidential reporting channels for staff, contractors, and third parties. Non-retaliation guarantee.
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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Formal DEI policy covering recruitment, pay equity, Board diversity targets, and inclusive workplace standards. Annual gender pay gap reporting for qualifying entities. Targets aligned to HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter.
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Conflicts of Interest Policy
FCA-required policy identifying, managing, and disclosing conflicts of interest across investment activities, personnel, and related parties. Maintained by the Compliance function and reviewed annually by the Board.
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Remuneration Policy
AIFM-compliant remuneration framework aligned to FCA Remuneration Code. Designed to discourage excessive risk-taking, align staff incentives with long-term fund performance, and ensure transparency in variable pay structures.
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Data, Risk & Operational Policies

Privacy & Data Protection
UK GDPR-compliant privacy policy governing collection, use, storage, and deletion of personal data. Data Protection Officer appointed. Privacy Impact Assessments conducted for all new data processing activities.
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Risk Management Framework
Formal risk management framework covering investment risk, operational risk, liquidity risk, technology risk, and regulatory risk. Risk register reviewed quarterly by the Investment Committee and Board.
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Operational Resilience Policy
FCA-aligned operational resilience framework identifying important business services, setting impact tolerances, and maintaining tested response and recovery plans in line with PS21/3 requirements.
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AML & Financial Crime
Anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing procedures under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017. Customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, PEP screening, and transaction monitoring applied across all counterparties.
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Cyber Security Policy
Cyber Essentials Plus certified. Information security framework aligned to ISO 27001. Covers data classification, access controls, incident response, penetration testing, and staff security awareness training.
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Complaints Procedure
FCA-compliant complaints handling procedure. All complaints acknowledged within 5 business days and resolved within 8 weeks. Eligible complainants may refer unresolved complaints to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
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Energy Sector & Project-Specific Compliance

Grid & Ofgem Compliance
All portfolio BESS projects maintain compliance with National Grid ESO grid connection agreements, BSC (Balancing and Settlement Code), and relevant Grid Code obligations. Ofgem storage licence conditions monitored continuously across operational assets. LDES Cap & Floor regime eligibility maintained where applicable.
Planning & Environmental
All development projects obtain planning consent under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 or Development Consent Order (DCO) for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects. Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) conducted in accordance with the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017.
Battery Safety & Technical Standards
All BESS installations comply with IEC 62619 (safety requirements for secondary lithium cells), BS EN IEC 62933 (electrical energy storage systems), NFPA 855 (installation standard for stationary energy storage), and the HSE's DSEAR Regulations 2002 for hazardous substances.
SECR & Carbon Reporting
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) compliance for qualifying entities. Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions reported annually. Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) aligned net zero pathway in development. Carbon offset policy published and updated annually.
FCA Authorised UK AIFM Regulated UN PRI Signatory TCFD Aligned UK SDR Compliant Net Zero Committed Bribery Act 2010 Modern Slavery Act UK GDPR Compliant ICO Registered Cyber Essentials Plus Ofgem Registered ISO 27001 Aligned TNFD Aligned SBTi Pathway Professional Investors Only
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Partner With Premier Choice Energy Fund

We are actively seeking project developers, landowners, grid-connected site owners, and infrastructure partners with BESS opportunities across the UK and Northern Europe. If you have a project at any stage of development, we would like to hear from you.

enquiries@enquiries@premierchoiceenergyfund.co.uk
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United Kingdom

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