The Electricity Capacity Regulations 2014
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63 Duties to provide information
(1) The Secretary of State may, for the purpose of any review of the capacity market under regulation 81, require— (a) an administrative party; (b) an electricity supplier; or (c) the owner of a CMU (whether or not a capacity provider), to provide the Secretary of State with any specified information. (2) The Authority may, for the purpose of exercising its functions under regulation 82 or 83, require— (a) an administrative party; (b) an electricity supplier; or (c) the owner of a CMU (whether or not a capacity provider), to provide the Authority with any specified information. (3) A person appointed under capacity market rules as an auction monitor may require— (a) any bidder in a capacity auction; (b) the Delivery Body; or (c) the auctioneer, to provide it with any specified information relating to the conduct of a capacity auction. (4) Any requirement on a person to provide information under this regulation must be made by giving notice to the person in writing; and references in this regulation to “specified information” mean information specified in such a notice. (5) Any person on whom a requirement is made under this regulation must, subject to regulation 64, comply with the requirement as soon as reasonably practicable.
63 Duties to provide information
(1) The Secretary of State may, for the purpose of any review of the capacity market under regulation 81, require— (a) an administrative party; (b) an electricity supplier; or (c) the owner of a CMU (whether or not a capacity provider), to provide the Secretary of State with any specified information. (2) The Authority may, for the purpose of exercising its functions under regulation 82 or 83, require— (a) an administrative party; (b) an electricity supplier; or (c) the owner of a CMU (whether or not a capacity provider), to provide the Authority with any specified information. (3) A person appointed under capacity market rules as an auction monitor may require— (a) any bidder in a capacity auction; (b) the Delivery Body; or (c) the auctioneer, to provide it with any specified information relating to the conduct of a capacity auction. (4) Any requirement on a person to provide information under this regulation must be made by giving notice to the person in writing; and references in this regulation to “specified information” mean information specified in such a notice. (5) Any person on whom a requirement is made under this regulation must, subject to regulation 64, comply with the requirement as soon as reasonably practicable.
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