The Clean Heat Market Mechanism Regulations 2025
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14 Registration obligation for potential scheme participants and near-threshold suppliers
(1) The registration obligation for an undertaking which is not a group undertaking in relation to another undertaking is an obligation to notify the administrator of— (a) the undertaking’s name and the contact details of the person with whom the administrator should correspond regarding the Scheme; (b) where applicable, the undertaking’s company name, number and registered office address; and (c) the address for service of notice of a civil penalty under Part 8 or criminal proceedings under Part 9, which must be a United Kingdom address. (2) The registration obligation in paragraph (1) applies to an undertaking which— (a) was the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during the period beginning with 1st April 2024 and ending with 31st March 2025; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during that period; or (b) does not fall within sub-paragraph (a) but is the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year. (3) The registration obligation for a group of undertakings is an obligation to provide the administrator with the following information or evidence— (a) the name and address of each undertaking which forms part of the group of undertakings, including, where applicable, its company name, number and registered office address; (b) the identity of the responsible undertaking for the group and the contact details of the person with whom the administrator should correspond regarding the Scheme; (c) evidence of the corporate structure of the group of undertakings; and (d) the address for service of notice of a civil penalty under Part 8 or criminal proceedings under Part 9 on the responsible undertaking, which must be a United Kingdom address. (4) The registration obligation in paragraph (3) applies to a group of undertakings which— (a) was collectively the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during the period beginning with 1st April 2024 and ending with 31st March 2025; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during that period; or (b) does not fall within sub-paragraph (a) but is collectively the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year. (5) The registration obligation in paragraph (1) must be complied with by an undertaking— (a) where paragraph (2)(a) applies to the undertaking, on or before 30th April 2025; or (b) where paragraph (2)(b) applies to the undertaking, within the period of 28 days beginning with the first day on which that paragraph so applies. (6) The registration obligation in paragraph (3) must be complied with by a group of undertakings— (a) where paragraph (4)(a) applies to the group of undertakings, on or before 30th April 2025; or (b) where paragraph (4)(b) applies to the group of undertakings, within the period of 28 days beginning with the first day on which that paragraph so applies. (7) Where an undertaking or a group of undertakings has complied with the registration obligation in paragraph (1) or (3), it must notify the administrator of any changes to the information notified to the administrator pursuant to that obligation before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the date of the change.
14 Registration obligation for potential scheme participants and near-threshold suppliers
(1) The registration obligation for an undertaking which is not a group undertaking in relation to another undertaking is an obligation to notify the administrator of— (a) the undertaking’s name and the contact details of the person with whom the administrator should correspond regarding the Scheme; (b) where applicable, the undertaking’s company name, number and registered office address; and (c) the address for service of notice of a civil penalty under Part 8 or criminal proceedings under Part 9, which must be a United Kingdom address. (2) The registration obligation in paragraph (1) applies to an undertaking which— (a) was the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during the period beginning with 1st April 2024 and ending with 31st March 2025; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during that period; or (b) does not fall within sub-paragraph (a) but is the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year. (3) The registration obligation for a group of undertakings is an obligation to provide the administrator with the following information or evidence— (a) the name and address of each undertaking which forms part of the group of undertakings, including, where applicable, its company name, number and registered office address; (b) the identity of the responsible undertaking for the group and the contact details of the person with whom the administrator should correspond regarding the Scheme; (c) evidence of the corporate structure of the group of undertakings; and (d) the address for service of notice of a civil penalty under Part 8 or criminal proceedings under Part 9 on the responsible undertaking, which must be a United Kingdom address. (4) The registration obligation in paragraph (3) applies to a group of undertakings which— (a) was collectively the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during the period beginning with 1st April 2024 and ending with 31st March 2025; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which were the subject of a qualifying sale during that period; or (b) does not fall within sub-paragraph (a) but is collectively the supplier of— (i) more than 14,999 gas boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year; or (ii) more than 749 oil boilers which are the subject of a qualifying sale during a scheme year. (5) The registration obligation in paragraph (1) must be complied with by an undertaking— (a) where paragraph (2)(a) applies to the undertaking, on or before 30th April 2025; or (b) where paragraph (2)(b) applies to the undertaking, within the period of 28 days beginning with the first day on which that paragraph so applies. (6) The registration obligation in paragraph (3) must be complied with by a group of undertakings— (a) where paragraph (4)(a) applies to the group of undertakings, on or before 30th April 2025; or (b) where paragraph (4)(b) applies to the group of undertakings, within the period of 28 days beginning with the first day on which that paragraph so applies. (7) Where an undertaking or a group of undertakings has complied with the registration obligation in paragraph (1) or (3), it must notify the administrator of any changes to the information notified to the administrator pursuant to that obligation before the end of the period of 28 days beginning with the date of the change.
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