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

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50 Standards of performance in individual cases

(1) The Regulator may make regulations prescribing such standards of performance in connection with the regulated activities of authorised persons so far as affecting— (a) heat network consumers supplied by the relevant heat networks to which the authorised persons’ heat network authorisations relate; or (b) heat network consumers who would be supplied by those relevant heat networks, as in the Regulator’s opinion ought to be achieved as regards those persons. (2) Regulations under this regulation may— (a) specify the circumstances in which authorised persons are to inform persons of rights conferred on them under the regulations; (b) provide for exemptions from standards of performance; (c) require the holders of heat network authorisations to provide information about their compliance with standards of performance, and may make different provision for different descriptions of authorised persons. (3) If an authorised person fails to meet a standard of performance, the authorised person must make to any person who is affected by the failure and is of a prescribed description such compensation as may be determined by or under the regulations. (4) Compensation awarded under the regulations in respect of a failure to meet a standard of performance does not prejudice any other remedy which may be available in respect of the act or omission which constituted the failure. (5) In this regulation “prescribed” means prescribed by regulations under this regulation. (6) Regulations made under this regulation may not take effect before the launch date.

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50 Standards of performance in individual cases

(1) The Regulator may make regulations prescribing such standards of performance in connection with the regulated activities of authorised persons so far as affecting— (a) heat network consumers supplied by the relevant heat networks to which the authorised persons’ heat network authorisations relate; or (b) heat network consumers who would be supplied by those relevant heat networks, as in the Regulator’s opinion ought to be achieved as regards those persons. (2) Regulations under this regulation may— (a) specify the circumstances in which authorised persons are to inform persons of rights conferred on them under the regulations; (b) provide for exemptions from standards of performance; (c) require the holders of heat network authorisations to provide information about their compliance with standards of performance, and may make different provision for different descriptions of authorised persons. (3) If an authorised person fails to meet a standard of performance, the authorised person must make to any person who is affected by the failure and is of a prescribed description such compensation as may be determined by or under the regulations. (4) Compensation awarded under the regulations in respect of a failure to meet a standard of performance does not prejudice any other remedy which may be available in respect of the act or omission which constituted the failure. (5) In this regulation “prescribed” means prescribed by regulations under this regulation. (6) Regulations made under this regulation may not take effect before the launch date.

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