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The Clean Heat Market Mechanism Regulations 2025

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As published

28 Payments

(1) A scheme participant which has insufficient certificates to meet its low-carbon heat target in accordance with regulation 25(1) for a scheme year must make a payment to the administrator, on or before 30th November following the end of the scheme year, of £500 in respect of each unit of its low-carbon heat target which is unmet. (2) The administrator must ensure that the liability of a scheme participant to make a payment under this regulation is recorded in the registry. (3) The administrator must pay any payment received under this regulation into the Consolidated Fund.

Your change, as a redline

28 Payments

(1) A scheme participant which has insufficient certificates to meet its low-carbon heat target in accordance with regulation 25(1) for a scheme year must make a payment to the administrator, on or before 30th November following the end of the scheme year, of £500 in respect of each unit of its low-carbon heat target which is unmet. (2) The administrator must ensure that the liability of a scheme participant to make a payment under this regulation is recorded in the registry. (3) The administrator must pay any payment received under this regulation into the Consolidated Fund.

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