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Energy Act 2011

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118 Amendment and repeal of measures relating to home energy efficiency

(1) The Home Energy Conservation Act 1995— (a) ceases to have effect in Scotland; (b) ceases to apply in relation to energy conservation authorities in Wales. (2) In section 1 of that Act (interpretation) in the definition of “energy conservation measures” after “promotion,” insert “ any available financial assistance, ”. (3) In section 1 of the Sustainable Energy Act 2003 (annual report on progress towards sustainable energy aims)— (a) subsection (1)(e) and the “and” immediately preceding it cease to have effect, and (b) subsection (1AA) ceases to have effect. (4) In section 4 of that Act (energy efficiency of residential accommodation: energy conservation authorities) subsection (13)(b) ceases to have effect. (5) Section 217 of the Housing Act 2004 (energy efficiency of residential accommodation in England) ceases to have effect.

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118 Amendment and repeal of measures relating to home energy efficiency

(1) The Home Energy Conservation Act 1995— (a) ceases to have effect in Scotland; (b) ceases to apply in relation to energy conservation authorities in Wales. (2) In section 1 of that Act (interpretation) in the definition of “energy conservation measures” after “promotion,” insert “ any available financial assistance, ”. (3) In section 1 of the Sustainable Energy Act 2003 (annual report on progress towards sustainable energy aims)— (a) subsection (1)(e) and the “and” immediately preceding it cease to have effect, and (b) subsection (1AA) ceases to have effect. (4) In section 4 of that Act (energy efficiency of residential accommodation: energy conservation authorities) subsection (13)(b) ceases to have effect. (5) Section 217 of the Housing Act 2004 (energy efficiency of residential accommodation in England) ceases to have effect.

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