The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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8 Commencement of an onshore transmission tender exercise
(1) As soon as reasonably practicable after the entry conditions have been met in respect of a qualifying project, the delivery body must publish a notice of its intention to commence an onshore transmission tender exercise specifying the date on which the onshore transmission tender exercise is to commence. (2) Subject to paragraph (3), where the delivery body has published a notice under paragraph (1) and the delivery body subsequently determines that it is impracticable to commence an onshore transmission tender exercise on the date specified in that notice— (a) if it is practicable for the onshore transmission tender exercise to be commenced within a reasonable period of the date specified in that notice, the delivery body must publish a notice specifying a revised date on which that onshore transmission tender exercise is to commence and such updated notice is then deemed to be the relevant notice under paragraph (1), or (b) if it is impracticable for the onshore transmission tender exercise to be commenced within a reasonable period of the date specified in that notice, the project ceases to be a qualifying project and the delivery body must publish a notice to this effect. (3) Nothing in this regulation prevents the delivery body from making a new request to the Authority in accordance with regulation 6(1) to commence an onshore transmission tender exercise in respect of a project which has previously ceased to be a qualifying project in accordance with paragraph (2)(b).
8 Commencement of an onshore transmission tender exercise
(1) As soon as reasonably practicable after the entry conditions have been met in respect of a qualifying project, the delivery body must publish a notice of its intention to commence an onshore transmission tender exercise specifying the date on which the onshore transmission tender exercise is to commence. (2) Subject to paragraph (3), where the delivery body has published a notice under paragraph (1) and the delivery body subsequently determines that it is impracticable to commence an onshore transmission tender exercise on the date specified in that notice— (a) if it is practicable for the onshore transmission tender exercise to be commenced within a reasonable period of the date specified in that notice, the delivery body must publish a notice specifying a revised date on which that onshore transmission tender exercise is to commence and such updated notice is then deemed to be the relevant notice under paragraph (1), or (b) if it is impracticable for the onshore transmission tender exercise to be commenced within a reasonable period of the date specified in that notice, the project ceases to be a qualifying project and the delivery body must publish a notice to this effect. (3) Nothing in this regulation prevents the delivery body from making a new request to the Authority in accordance with regulation 6(1) to commence an onshore transmission tender exercise in respect of a project which has previously ceased to be a qualifying project in accordance with paragraph (2)(b).
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