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The Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025

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25 Review and revocation of heat network authorisations

(1) The Regulator may review the conditions of, or the regulated activities carried out by virtue of, a heat network authorisation at any time while it is in force. (2) The Regulator may revoke a heat network authorisation in whole or in part in the circumstances specified in or determined under the authorisation conditions. (3) A heat network authorisation ceases to have effect in whole or in part in the circumstances specified in or determined under the authorisation conditions.

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25 Review and revocation of heat network authorisations

(1) The Regulator may review the conditions of, or the regulated activities carried out by virtue of, a heat network authorisation at any time while it is in force. (2) The Regulator may revoke a heat network authorisation in whole or in part in the circumstances specified in or determined under the authorisation conditions. (3) A heat network authorisation ceases to have effect in whole or in part in the circumstances specified in or determined under the authorisation conditions.

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