The Electricity and Gas (Energy Companies Obligation) (Determination of Savings) (Amendment) Order 2014
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4 Amendments to article 16
In article 16 (notifications of qualifying actions and adjoining installations)— (a) in paragraph (6)— (i) omit the “or” at the end of sub-paragraph (a); (ii) after sub-paragraph (a), insert— (aa) in accordance with the following formula— ( A − ( A × B ) ) × 0 .925 where— “A” is the carbon dioxide equivalent saving for the qualifying action, determined in accordance with the Standard Assessment Procedure 2012 or RdSAP 2012; and “B” is the relevant in-use factor; or ; (b) in paragraph (7)(a)— (i) in paragraph (i), after “the Standard Assessment Procedure” insert “or the Standard Assessment Procedure 2012”; (ii) in paragraph (ii), after “the Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure” insert “or RdSAP 2012”; (c) for paragraph (14) substitute— (14) In this article— “carbon dioxide equivalent saving” means, in respect of a measure, the amount in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent that is expected to be saved over the lifetime of the measure; “international carbon reporting practice” has the meaning given by section 94(1) of the Climate Change Act 2008; “relevant calendar month” means— a calendar month in the overall obligation period for the supplier (but excluding January and February 2013 if those months would otherwise form part of that period); and April 2015; “tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent” means— a tonne of carbon dioxide; or an amount of— methane; nitrous oxide; methane and nitrous oxide combined; or carbon dioxide mixed with one or both of the gases listed in sub-paragraphs (i) and (ii), with an equivalent global warming potential to one tonne of carbon dioxide (calculated consistently with international carbon reporting practice). .
4 Amendments to article 16
In article 16 (notifications of qualifying actions and adjoining installations)— (a) in paragraph (6)— (i) omit the “or” at the end of sub-paragraph (a); (ii) after sub-paragraph (a), insert— (aa) in accordance with the following formula— ( A − ( A × B ) ) × 0 .925 where— “A” is the carbon dioxide equivalent saving for the qualifying action, determined in accordance with the Standard Assessment Procedure 2012 or RdSAP 2012; and “B” is the relevant in-use factor; or ; (b) in paragraph (7)(a)— (i) in paragraph (i), after “the Standard Assessment Procedure” insert “or the Standard Assessment Procedure 2012”; (ii) in paragraph (ii), after “the Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure” insert “or RdSAP 2012”; (c) for paragraph (14) substitute— (14) In this article— “carbon dioxide equivalent saving” means, in respect of a measure, the amount in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent that is expected to be saved over the lifetime of the measure; “international carbon reporting practice” has the meaning given by section 94(1) of the Climate Change Act 2008; “relevant calendar month” means— a calendar month in the overall obligation period for the supplier (but excluding January and February 2013 if those months would otherwise form part of that period); and April 2015; “tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent” means— a tonne of carbon dioxide; or an amount of— methane; nitrous oxide; methane and nitrous oxide combined; or carbon dioxide mixed with one or both of the gases listed in sub-paragraphs (i) and (ii), with an equivalent global warming potential to one tonne of carbon dioxide (calculated consistently with international carbon reporting practice). .
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