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The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2025

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As published

4 Interpretation

(1) In this Part— “2026 incumbent” has the meaning given in article 5; “Article 4 application” means an application for free allocation in the 2027-2030 allocation period under Article 4 of the Free Allocation Regulation; and a reference to the first stage of such an application must be construed in accordance with that Article; “sub-installation” has the same meaning as in the Free Allocation Regulation; “type 1 2026 incumbent” must be construed in accordance with article 5; “type 2 2026 incumbent” must be construed in accordance with article 5; “UK ETS Order” means the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme Order 2020. (2) This Part must be interpreted as if it were part of the UK ETS Order.

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4 Interpretation

(1) In this Part— “2026 incumbent” has the meaning given in article 5; “Article 4 application” means an application for free allocation in the 2027-2030 allocation period under Article 4 of the Free Allocation Regulation; and a reference to the first stage of such an application must be construed in accordance with that Article; “sub-installation” has the same meaning as in the Free Allocation Regulation; “type 1 2026 incumbent” must be construed in accordance with article 5; “type 2 2026 incumbent” must be construed in accordance with article 5; “UK ETS Order” means the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme Order 2020. (2) This Part must be interpreted as if it were part of the UK ETS Order.

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