The Electricity Market Reform (General) Regulations 2014
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10 Particulars of applications
(1) A supply chain application must— (a) identify the relevant generating station; (b) describe how the relevant generating station is to be established or altered; (c) set out how the applicant considers that the establishment or alteration of the relevant generating station is likely— (i) to make a material contribution to the development and sustainability of supply chains; and (ii) to support the matters listed in regulation 9(4); and (d) include the information necessary in support of the matters in sub-paragraphs (a) to (c). (2) An applicant must— (a) identify any information included in, or in support of, a supply chain application or otherwise provided to the Secretary of State in relation to the generating station to support the development and sustainability of supply chains which the applicant considers is commercially confidential; and (b) where such information is identified, provide reasons why the applicant considers that disclosure of that information (other than to the Secretary of State for the purposes of determining the supply chain application) may damage the commercial interests of the applicant or another person. (3) Paragraph (4) applies where— (a) the first allocation round is established by virtue of the Allocation Regulations; (b) except where regulation 12 applies, the Allocation Regulations require a supply chain statement to be provided in support of an application for a CFD; and (c) the applicant or other eligible generator in respect of the relevant generating station intends to make an application for a CFD in the first allocation round (“a first round CFD application”). (4) Where this paragraph applies the applicant must— (a) make the supply chain application by no later than 10 working days before the last date by which applications for a CFD must be made for the first allocation round; and (b) state in the supply chain application that a first round CFD application is intended to be made.
10 Particulars of applications
(1) A supply chain application must— (a) identify the relevant generating station; (b) describe how the relevant generating station is to be established or altered; (c) set out how the applicant considers that the establishment or alteration of the relevant generating station is likely— (i) to make a material contribution to the development and sustainability of supply chains; and (ii) to support the matters listed in regulation 9(4); and (d) include the information necessary in support of the matters in sub-paragraphs (a) to (c). (2) An applicant must— (a) identify any information included in, or in support of, a supply chain application or otherwise provided to the Secretary of State in relation to the generating station to support the development and sustainability of supply chains which the applicant considers is commercially confidential; and (b) where such information is identified, provide reasons why the applicant considers that disclosure of that information (other than to the Secretary of State for the purposes of determining the supply chain application) may damage the commercial interests of the applicant or another person. (3) Paragraph (4) applies where— (a) the first allocation round is established by virtue of the Allocation Regulations; (b) except where regulation 12 applies, the Allocation Regulations require a supply chain statement to be provided in support of an application for a CFD; and (c) the applicant or other eligible generator in respect of the relevant generating station intends to make an application for a CFD in the first allocation round (“a first round CFD application”). (4) Where this paragraph applies the applicant must— (a) make the supply chain application by no later than 10 working days before the last date by which applications for a CFD must be made for the first allocation round; and (b) state in the supply chain application that a first round CFD application is intended to be made.
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