The Warm Home Discount (Scotland) Regulations 2026
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30 Spending on industry initiatives which may be treated as incurred by a compulsory scheme electricity supplier
(1) This regulation applies where a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (“C”) is connected to one or more scheme gas suppliers on the qualifying date (referred to in this regulation as a “connected scheme gas supplier”). (2) For the purposes of this regulation, the qualifying date is 31st December preceding the start of the scheme year. (3) If C is not connected to any other compulsory scheme electricity supplier on the qualifying date, C may treat any amount of spending incurred under regulation 28 by a connected scheme gas supplier in the relevant scheme year as an amount of spending incurred by C in that scheme year. (4) If C is connected to one or more compulsory scheme electricity suppliers on the qualifying date (referred to in this regulation as a “connected compulsory scheme electricity supplier”), C may treat the specified percentage of any amount of spending incurred under regulation 28 by a connected scheme gas supplier in the relevant scheme year as an amount of spending incurred by C in that scheme year. (5) For the purposes of paragraph (4), the “specified percentage” is C’s number of GB domestic customers on the qualifying date as a percentage of the combined number of GB domestic customers of— (a) C; and (b) C’s connected compulsory scheme electricity suppliers, on that date.
30 Spending on industry initiatives which may be treated as incurred by a compulsory scheme electricity supplier
(1) This regulation applies where a compulsory scheme electricity supplier (“C”) is connected to one or more scheme gas suppliers on the qualifying date (referred to in this regulation as a “connected scheme gas supplier”). (2) For the purposes of this regulation, the qualifying date is 31st December preceding the start of the scheme year. (3) If C is not connected to any other compulsory scheme electricity supplier on the qualifying date, C may treat any amount of spending incurred under regulation 28 by a connected scheme gas supplier in the relevant scheme year as an amount of spending incurred by C in that scheme year. (4) If C is connected to one or more compulsory scheme electricity suppliers on the qualifying date (referred to in this regulation as a “connected compulsory scheme electricity supplier”), C may treat the specified percentage of any amount of spending incurred under regulation 28 by a connected scheme gas supplier in the relevant scheme year as an amount of spending incurred by C in that scheme year. (5) For the purposes of paragraph (4), the “specified percentage” is C’s number of GB domestic customers on the qualifying date as a percentage of the combined number of GB domestic customers of— (a) C; and (b) C’s connected compulsory scheme electricity suppliers, on that date.
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