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The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2023

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3 Regulation 2 amended (interpretation)

In regulation 2(1) at the appropriate places insert— ““areas of significant energy consumption” has the meaning given in regulation 25(2);” ““energy intensity ratio” has the meaning given in regulation 25C(2);” ““energy saving category” means one of the following methods by which a participant can improve its energy efficiency— an energy management practice, a behaviour change intervention, training, a control, capital investment, or a method not falling within paragraph (a) to (e);” ““energy saving measure” has the meaning given in regulation 27A(7)(d);” ““energy saving opportunity” has the meaning given in regulation 27(1)(c);” ““ESOS action plan” has the meaning given in regulation 34A(3);” ““ESOS progress update” has the meaning given in regulation 34B(2);” ““ESOS report” has the meaning given in regulation 27A(4);” ““kWh” means kilowatt hours;” ““organisational purpose” means one of the following purposes for which energy is consumed by assets held, or activities are carried on, by a participant— for transport, for an industrial process, for buildings, or for any other purpose not falling within paragraph (a) to (c);” ““reference period” has the meaning given in regulation 22(5);” ““significant energy consumption” has the meaning given in regulation 25(4);” ““standard industrial classification” means the Office for National Statistics’ “UK Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities 2007 (SIC 2007)”;”.

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3 Regulation 2 amended (interpretation)

In regulation 2(1) at the appropriate places insert— ““areas of significant energy consumption” has the meaning given in regulation 25(2);” ““energy intensity ratio” has the meaning given in regulation 25C(2);” ““energy saving category” means one of the following methods by which a participant can improve its energy efficiency— an energy management practice, a behaviour change intervention, training, a control, capital investment, or a method not falling within paragraph (a) to (e);” ““energy saving measure” has the meaning given in regulation 27A(7)(d);” ““energy saving opportunity” has the meaning given in regulation 27(1)(c);” ““ESOS action plan” has the meaning given in regulation 34A(3);” ““ESOS progress update” has the meaning given in regulation 34B(2);” ““ESOS report” has the meaning given in regulation 27A(4);” ““kWh” means kilowatt hours;” ““organisational purpose” means one of the following purposes for which energy is consumed by assets held, or activities are carried on, by a participant— for transport, for an industrial process, for buildings, or for any other purpose not falling within paragraph (a) to (c);” ““reference period” has the meaning given in regulation 22(5);” ““significant energy consumption” has the meaning given in regulation 25(4);” ““standard industrial classification” means the Office for National Statistics’ “UK Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities 2007 (SIC 2007)”;”.

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