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The Clean Heat Market Mechanism Regulations 2025

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25 Surrender of certificates to meet low-carbon heat target

(1) For each scheme year, and no later than 1st October following the end of a scheme year, a scheme participant must meet its low-carbon heat target by acquiring and surrendering a number of certificates which is equal to the number of units in that target, subject to any carry forward of that target in accordance with regulation 27. (2) The administrator must update the registry to record the surrender of certificates.

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25 Surrender of certificates to meet low-carbon heat target

(1) For each scheme year, and no later than 1st October following the end of a scheme year, a scheme participant must meet its low-carbon heat target by acquiring and surrendering a number of certificates which is equal to the number of units in that target, subject to any carry forward of that target in accordance with regulation 27. (2) The administrator must update the registry to record the surrender of certificates.

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