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The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) Order 2025

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13 Article 3 amended (reporting requirements)

(1) Article 3 is amended as follows. (2) After paragraph 1 insert— 1a. Where an installation is an FA installation at the date on which a sub-installation of the installation ceases operation, the operator of the installation must report on the activity level of each sub-installation of the installation in the scheme year of cessation (even if the installation is not an FA installation after the end of that scheme year). . (3) In paragraph 2 for “contain information on whether any sub-installation has ceased operation” substitute “, where all operations have ceased at a sub-installation, contain the information referred to in paragraph 9”. (4) After paragraph 8 insert— 9. Where at the date on which the activity level report is prepared all operations have ceased at a sub-installation, the information that the activity level report is required to contain is the following: (a) the date of the cessation; (b) whether or not the operator intends for operations to resume at the sub-installation; (c) where the operator does intend for operations to resume at the sub-installation, each of the following: (i) the date by which the operator expects those operations to resume; (ii) whether : (aa) the sub-installation is technically capable of resuming those operations without physical changes being made; or (bb) the operator intends for the technical capability required for those operations to resume to be restored at the sub-installation. .

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13 Article 3 amended (reporting requirements)

(1) Article 3 is amended as follows. (2) After paragraph 1 insert— 1a. Where an installation is an FA installation at the date on which a sub-installation of the installation ceases operation, the operator of the installation must report on the activity level of each sub-installation of the installation in the scheme year of cessation (even if the installation is not an FA installation after the end of that scheme year). . (3) In paragraph 2 for “contain information on whether any sub-installation has ceased operation” substitute “, where all operations have ceased at a sub-installation, contain the information referred to in paragraph 9”. (4) After paragraph 8 insert— 9. Where at the date on which the activity level report is prepared all operations have ceased at a sub-installation, the information that the activity level report is required to contain is the following: (a) the date of the cessation; (b) whether or not the operator intends for operations to resume at the sub-installation; (c) where the operator does intend for operations to resume at the sub-installation, each of the following: (i) the date by which the operator expects those operations to resume; (ii) whether : (aa) the sub-installation is technically capable of resuming those operations without physical changes being made; or (bb) the operator intends for the technical capability required for those operations to resume to be restored at the sub-installation. .

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