The Heat Networks (Market Framework) (Great Britain) Regulations 2025
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7 General duties of the Regulator
(1) The Regulator or a delegate of the Regulator must— (a) carry out its functions under these Regulations in a manner best calculated to further the principal objective of the Regulator; (b) when carrying out its functions under these Regulations, consider the need to ensure that persons carrying on a regulated activity under a heat network authorisation are able to finance obligations imposed by or under these Regulations; (c) when complying with the duty in sub-paragraph (a) or (b), have regard to the interests of heat network consumers who are in vulnerable circumstances. (2) The duty in paragraph(1)(a) includes a duty to promote effective competition between persons engaged in— (a) the operation of a relevant heat network; (b) the supply of heating, cooling or hot water to heat network consumers by means of a relevant heat network; (c) commercial activities connected with the supply of heating, cooling or hot water to heat network consumers by means of a relevant heat network.
7 General duties of the Regulator
(1) The Regulator or a delegate of the Regulator must— (a) carry out its functions under these Regulations in a manner best calculated to further the principal objective of the Regulator; (b) when carrying out its functions under these Regulations, consider the need to ensure that persons carrying on a regulated activity under a heat network authorisation are able to finance obligations imposed by or under these Regulations; (c) when complying with the duty in sub-paragraph (a) or (b), have regard to the interests of heat network consumers who are in vulnerable circumstances. (2) The duty in paragraph(1)(a) includes a duty to promote effective competition between persons engaged in— (a) the operation of a relevant heat network; (b) the supply of heating, cooling or hot water to heat network consumers by means of a relevant heat network; (c) commercial activities connected with the supply of heating, cooling or hot water to heat network consumers by means of a relevant heat network.
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