The Warm Home Discount (Scotland) Regulations 2026
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20 Calculation of non-core spending obligation
(1) The non-core spending obligation of a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (“C”) for a scheme year, subject to any adjustments under regulation 21 or 22, is— (a) where the Secretary of State adjusts the initial overall spending target for the scheme year in accordance with paragraph 3(3) or (4) of Schedule 2— (i) A, if C is not a relevant supplier; (ii) A + B, if C is a relevant supplier and the initial overall spending target is increased in accordance with paragraph 3(3) of Schedule 2; (iii) A - B, if C is a relevant supplier and the initial overall spending target is reduced in accordance with paragraph 3(4) of Schedule 2; (b) otherwise, C’s obligation percentage of the aggregate non-core spending obligation for the scheme year. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a)— (a) “A” is C’s obligation percentage for the scheme year of the amount which would have been the aggregate non-core spending obligation if the adjustment under paragraph 3(3) or, as the case may be, (4) of Schedule 2 had not been made; (b) “B” is— (i) for scheme year 16, C’s obligation percentage (as determined under regulation 16(3) of the 2022 Regulations) for scheme year 15 of the amount by which the initial overall spending target for scheme year 16 is adjusted in accordance with paragraph 3(3) or (4) of Schedule 2; (ii) for any other scheme year, C’s obligation percentage for the preceding scheme year of the amount by which the initial overall spending target for the scheme year is adjusted in accordance with paragraph 3(3) or (4) of Schedule 2. (3) For the purposes of these Regulations, the “obligation percentage” in relation to C and a scheme year is— ( X Y ) × 100 % where— “X” is the relevant number of GB domestic customers; and “Y” is the total number of GB domestic customers of— all compulsory scheme electricity suppliers; and all scheme gas suppliers. (4) For the purposes of paragraph (3)(a), the relevant number of GB domestic customers is— (a) if C is connected to one or more scheme gas suppliers but is not connected to any other compulsory scheme electricity suppliers, the combined number of GB domestic customers of C and its connected scheme gas suppliers; (b) if C is connected to one or more scheme gas suppliers and to one or more other compulsory scheme electricity suppliers, a number equal to C% of (CE + CG) where— (i) “C%” is C’s number of GB domestic customers as a percentage of CE; (ii) “CE” is the combined number of— (aa) C’s number of GB domestic customers; and (bb) the number of GB domestic customers of C’s connected compulsory scheme electricity suppliers; (iii) “CG” is the number of GB domestic customers of C’s connected scheme gas suppliers; (c) otherwise, C’s number of GB domestic customers. (5) For the purposes of paragraphs (3) and (4)— (a) a reference to a supplier’s number of GB domestic customers is a reference to the supplier’s number of GB domestic customers on 31st December preceding the start of the scheme year; (b) a supplier is to be treated as connected to another supplier only if they were connected on that date. (6) In this regulation, “relevant supplier” means— (a) in relation to scheme year 16, a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (within the meaning given in regulation 6(2) of the 2022 Regulations) in relation to scheme year 15; (b) in relation to any other scheme year, a compulsory scheme electricity supplier in relation to the preceding scheme year.
20 Calculation of non-core spending obligation
(1) The non-core spending obligation of a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (“C”) for a scheme year, subject to any adjustments under regulation 21 or 22, is— (a) where the Secretary of State adjusts the initial overall spending target for the scheme year in accordance with paragraph 3(3) or (4) of Schedule 2— (i) A, if C is not a relevant supplier; (ii) A + B, if C is a relevant supplier and the initial overall spending target is increased in accordance with paragraph 3(3) of Schedule 2; (iii) A - B, if C is a relevant supplier and the initial overall spending target is reduced in accordance with paragraph 3(4) of Schedule 2; (b) otherwise, C’s obligation percentage of the aggregate non-core spending obligation for the scheme year. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a)— (a) “A” is C’s obligation percentage for the scheme year of the amount which would have been the aggregate non-core spending obligation if the adjustment under paragraph 3(3) or, as the case may be, (4) of Schedule 2 had not been made; (b) “B” is— (i) for scheme year 16, C’s obligation percentage (as determined under regulation 16(3) of the 2022 Regulations) for scheme year 15 of the amount by which the initial overall spending target for scheme year 16 is adjusted in accordance with paragraph 3(3) or (4) of Schedule 2; (ii) for any other scheme year, C’s obligation percentage for the preceding scheme year of the amount by which the initial overall spending target for the scheme year is adjusted in accordance with paragraph 3(3) or (4) of Schedule 2. (3) For the purposes of these Regulations, the “obligation percentage” in relation to C and a scheme year is— ( X Y ) × 100 % where— “X” is the relevant number of GB domestic customers; and “Y” is the total number of GB domestic customers of— all compulsory scheme electricity suppliers; and all scheme gas suppliers. (4) For the purposes of paragraph (3)(a), the relevant number of GB domestic customers is— (a) if C is connected to one or more scheme gas suppliers but is not connected to any other compulsory scheme electricity suppliers, the combined number of GB domestic customers of C and its connected scheme gas suppliers; (b) if C is connected to one or more scheme gas suppliers and to one or more other compulsory scheme electricity suppliers, a number equal to C% of (CE + CG) where— (i) “C%” is C’s number of GB domestic customers as a percentage of CE; (ii) “CE” is the combined number of— (aa) C’s number of GB domestic customers; and (bb) the number of GB domestic customers of C’s connected compulsory scheme electricity suppliers; (iii) “CG” is the number of GB domestic customers of C’s connected scheme gas suppliers; (c) otherwise, C’s number of GB domestic customers. (5) For the purposes of paragraphs (3) and (4)— (a) a reference to a supplier’s number of GB domestic customers is a reference to the supplier’s number of GB domestic customers on 31st December preceding the start of the scheme year; (b) a supplier is to be treated as connected to another supplier only if they were connected on that date. (6) In this regulation, “relevant supplier” means— (a) in relation to scheme year 16, a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (within the meaning given in regulation 6(2) of the 2022 Regulations) in relation to scheme year 15; (b) in relation to any other scheme year, a compulsory scheme electricity supplier in relation to the preceding scheme year.
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