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

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2A Regulations do not apply to certain communal heat networks providing air-conditioning

(1) These Regulations do not apply to a communal heat network by means of which cooling is supplied if— (a) cooling, and any heating supplied by means of the network, are provided only by air-conditioning; and (b) hot water is not supplied by means of the network. (2) Accordingly, in these Regulations, “relevant heat network” does not include a communal heat network referred to in paragraph (1).

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2A Regulations do not apply to certain communal heat networks providing air-conditioning

(1) These Regulations do not apply to a communal heat network by means of which cooling is supplied if— (a) cooling, and any heating supplied by means of the network, are provided only by air-conditioning; and (b) hot water is not supplied by means of the network. (2) Accordingly, in these Regulations, “relevant heat network” does not include a communal heat network referred to in paragraph (1).

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