About Us

Who We Are

Edge Utility Networks Ltd is a UK-licensed Independent Distribution Network Operator (IDNO). It is authorised under the Electricity Act 1989 to design, own, operate and maintain electricity distribution networks across Great Britain. The company is incorporated in England and Wales (Company No. 15798726) and its electricity distribution licence was granted by Ofgem on 2 December 2025.

Edge Utility Networks provides a competitive alternative to incumbent Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) and focuses on efficient connections, transparent asset adoption and long-term network stewardship. The company supports complex and energy-intensive developments, including data centres, battery energy storage systems (BESS), EV charging infrastructure, industrial and commercial sites, and mixed-use developments.

License & Regulation

Edge Utility Networks holds an electricity distribution licence granted by Ofgem under section 6(1)(c) of the Electricity Act 1989. The licence authorises the distribution of electricity subject to standard licence conditions and any special conditions that may apply. The licence and/or its conditions may be modified in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory processes.

As a licensed IDNO, Edge Utility Networks is required to accede to and comply with relevant electricity industry codes and associated governance requirements, supporting safe, efficient and non-discriminatory network operation.

  • Distribution Code
  • Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC)
  • Retail Energy Code (REC)
  • Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC)

Edge Utility Networks intends to publish Ofgem-mandated information and relevant regulatory documents as required to support transparency for regulators and stakeholders.

Connections and Network Adoption

Edge Utility Networks delivers compliant electricity connections and long-term network operation, maintenance and stewardship for adopted assets. Project delivery is subject to capacity, technical feasibility, land and legal requirements, and any required third-party consents.

Early engagement to confirm scope, capacity and programme assumptions (subject to information completeness).

Collaborative design validation with developers, ICPs and project teams.

Coordination of legal, land and adoption requirements in line with project needs.

Long-term ownership, operation and maintenance of adopted distribution assets.

Charges, Methodologies and Asset Adoption Value

Edge Utility Networks applies transparent, cost-reflective charging approaches consistent with industry rules and Ofgem requirements. Any figures, timings and project outcomes are subject to formal quotations, project-specific assessment and executed agreements.

Use of System Charges

Use of System charges are calculated in accordance with applicable industry methodologies (including CDCM where applicable) and are published/updated in line with regulatory timetables.

Connection Charges and Contestability

Connection charges and the scope of contestable versus non-contestable works will be determined on a project-specific basis. Where an ICP undertakes contestable works, Edge’s approach will be documented in the relevant offer documentation and supporting statements.

Asset Adoption Value

Competitive asset adoption value may be offered for networks adopted by Edge Utility Networks. Any adoption value and associated payment mechanics are confirmed only in the relevant project documentation (including any adoption agreement) and remain subject to completion of technical requirements, inspections, testing and documentation.

ICP Interface (NERS‑Accredited Providers)

Edge Utility Networks works collaboratively with NERS-accredited ICPs. Engagement is intended to support efficient delivery while maintaining safety, compliance and asset quality.

Interface and Submissions

  • Clear submission channels for design packs and technical information.
  • Defined technical review and, where applicable, design approval steps.
  • Inspection, testing and documentation requirements prior to energisation and adoption.

Adoption and Vesting Principles

  • Adoption/vesting occurs only in accordance with an executed adoption agreement and satisfaction of any preconditions.
  • Designs must comply with applicable technical standards and industry codes, including requirements communicated by Edge.
  • Commercial terms (including asset value, liabilities and warranties) must be agreed and documented prior to vesting.

Complementary Sectors

We invest across three key sectors shaping the future economy: energy, digital and real estate. Our focus on strategically selected sectors with strong tailwinds and clear adjacencies means each platform benefits from shared insight, capability and opportunity. By leveraging our collective expertise, we create meaningful advantage and operate with purpose.

Energy
Renewable energy capacity secured*
0 .6GW
Digital
Data centre capacity secured*
0 MW
Real Estate
Specialist Living & Logistics platforms*
0

*All data as at 30 September 2025 except AMPYR Australia which is as at 31 December 2025. Note: 1. Represents AGP principal and third party managed investments, on an ‘on completion’ basis for secured developments with equity financing.