On 14 April, Ofgem issued two consultations on its minded-to decisions as part of the Offshore Transmission Network Review (OTNR), both of which close on 9 June. Following its July 2021 consultation, one covered the multi-purpose interconnectors (MPI) interim framework. The minded-to positions include: not limiting the framework to one MPI model; requiring licence applications to demonstrate primary use of multi-use assets; including a calculation to show expected availability for cross-border flow; introducing a reporting mechanism to monitor asset use over time; interconnector licence conditions changes to bind interconnectors that are part of an MPI to the appropriate obligations; and not inviting licence applications for pre-existing assets to evolve into MPIs. The other outlined positions on anticipatory investment (AI) and implementation of policy changes. Ofgem considers that the current framework disincentivises developers from making AI, and therefore seeks to increase coordination and establish that AI risk should be shared between consumers and developers. As such, Ofgem is minded-to allow consumers to underwrite the risk of the AI cost gap until the later user starts paying transmission network use of system (TNUoS) charges. It is also proposing to introduce an assessment process to allow developers to come forward with proposals at an early stage.