The Climate Change Agreements (Administration, Energy-intensive Installations and Eligible Facilities) (Amendment and Revocation) Regulations 2026
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5 Energy-intensive Installations
(1) The energy-intensive installations covered by paragraph 51 of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000 (“paragraph 51”) include any installation described in the Schedule to these Regulations where a relevant eligible process is carried out. (2) But paragraph (3) applies where— (a) an installation falls within paragraph (1), and (b) there is, on the same site as that installation, at least one location at which ancillary activities are carried out. (3) An installation to which this paragraph applies (taken alone) is not covered by paragraph 51, but the combination of that installation and every such location is to be taken as an installation so covered. (4) In paragraph (2), “ancillary activities” are only— (a) those that are directly associated with any of the primary activities carried out in the installation, (b) have a technical connection with those primary activities, and (c) could have an effect on environmental pollution. (5) In paragraph (4)— “primary activities”, in relation to an installation falling within paragraph (1), refers to an activity the carrying out of which at the installation results in the installation falling within paragraph (1); “environmental pollution” bears the same meaning as in the Pollution Prevention and Control Act 1999.
5 Energy-intensive Installations
(1) The energy-intensive installations covered by paragraph 51 of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000 (“paragraph 51”) include any installation described in the Schedule to these Regulations where a relevant eligible process is carried out. (2) But paragraph (3) applies where— (a) an installation falls within paragraph (1), and (b) there is, on the same site as that installation, at least one location at which ancillary activities are carried out. (3) An installation to which this paragraph applies (taken alone) is not covered by paragraph 51, but the combination of that installation and every such location is to be taken as an installation so covered. (4) In paragraph (2), “ancillary activities” are only— (a) those that are directly associated with any of the primary activities carried out in the installation, (b) have a technical connection with those primary activities, and (c) could have an effect on environmental pollution. (5) In paragraph (4)— “primary activities”, in relation to an installation falling within paragraph (1), refers to an activity the carrying out of which at the installation results in the installation falling within paragraph (1); “environmental pollution” bears the same meaning as in the Pollution Prevention and Control Act 1999.
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