The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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20 Re-run, and re-run leading to cancellation
(1) Where the delivery body is satisfied that any of the events in Schedule 7 are occurring or have occurred in respect of a qualifying project, it may, subject to the approval of the Authority, re-run that onshore transmission tender exercise from the beginning or from a particular stage in accordance with these Regulations. (2) In the event that no provisional preferred bidder, preferred bidder, reserve bidder or successful bidder is or can be determined pursuant to an onshore transmission tender exercise run as a consequence of a decision taken in accordance with paragraph (1), the delivery body may, subject to the approval of the Authority— (a) further re-run that onshore transmission tender exercise from the beginning or from a particular stage in accordance with these Regulations, or (b) determine that the onshore transmission tender exercise is to be cancelled. (3) Where an onshore transmission tender exercise is to be cancelled in accordance with paragraph (2)(b), the delivery body may, in the circumstances specified in paragraph (4), publish a notice cancelling that onshore transmission tender exercise. (4) The circumstances in which the delivery body may publish a notice in accordance with paragraph (3) are that the delivery body has— (a) given seven days’ notice of its intention to cancel the onshore transmission tender exercise, and (b) considered any representations which have been duly made in relation to the notice published in accordance with sub-paragraph (a). (5) In the event that no provisional preferred bidder, preferred bidder, reserve bidder or successful bidder is or can be determined pursuant to an onshore transmission tender exercise run as a consequence of a decision taken in accordance with paragraph (1), the Authority may direct the delivery body to— (a) further re-run that onshore transmission tender exercise from the beginning or from a particular stage in accordance with these Regulations, or (b) give seven days’ notice of the Authority’s intention to direct the delivery body to cancel the onshore transmission tender exercise. (6) Where notice has been published in accordance with paragraph (5)(b) and the Authority has considered any representations which have been duly made in relation to such notice, the Authority may direct the delivery body to publish a notice cancelling that onshore transmission tender exercise. (7) Where the delivery body has published a notice in accordance with paragraph (3) or as directed to do so by the Authority under paragraph (6), that onshore transmission tender exercise is finished.
20 Re-run, and re-run leading to cancellation
(1) Where the delivery body is satisfied that any of the events in Schedule 7 are occurring or have occurred in respect of a qualifying project, it may, subject to the approval of the Authority, re-run that onshore transmission tender exercise from the beginning or from a particular stage in accordance with these Regulations. (2) In the event that no provisional preferred bidder, preferred bidder, reserve bidder or successful bidder is or can be determined pursuant to an onshore transmission tender exercise run as a consequence of a decision taken in accordance with paragraph (1), the delivery body may, subject to the approval of the Authority— (a) further re-run that onshore transmission tender exercise from the beginning or from a particular stage in accordance with these Regulations, or (b) determine that the onshore transmission tender exercise is to be cancelled. (3) Where an onshore transmission tender exercise is to be cancelled in accordance with paragraph (2)(b), the delivery body may, in the circumstances specified in paragraph (4), publish a notice cancelling that onshore transmission tender exercise. (4) The circumstances in which the delivery body may publish a notice in accordance with paragraph (3) are that the delivery body has— (a) given seven days’ notice of its intention to cancel the onshore transmission tender exercise, and (b) considered any representations which have been duly made in relation to the notice published in accordance with sub-paragraph (a). (5) In the event that no provisional preferred bidder, preferred bidder, reserve bidder or successful bidder is or can be determined pursuant to an onshore transmission tender exercise run as a consequence of a decision taken in accordance with paragraph (1), the Authority may direct the delivery body to— (a) further re-run that onshore transmission tender exercise from the beginning or from a particular stage in accordance with these Regulations, or (b) give seven days’ notice of the Authority’s intention to direct the delivery body to cancel the onshore transmission tender exercise. (6) Where notice has been published in accordance with paragraph (5)(b) and the Authority has considered any representations which have been duly made in relation to such notice, the Authority may direct the delivery body to publish a notice cancelling that onshore transmission tender exercise. (7) Where the delivery body has published a notice in accordance with paragraph (3) or as directed to do so by the Authority under paragraph (6), that onshore transmission tender exercise is finished.
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