The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2023
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20 Annex 4 amended (parameters for baseline data collection)
(1) Annex 4 is amended as follows. Section 1 amended (general installation data) (2) In section 1.4 (eligibility for free allocation)— (a) in point (b)(i) for “other installations” substitute “a regulated activity”; (b) after point (c) insert— (d) Where all the electricity (if any) reported under section 2.5(d) is sold, a statement to that effect or, in any other case, the total amount of electricity produced at the installation sold for consumption outside the installation; (e) Where electricity was produced at the installation by cogeneration at a cogeneration unit certified under the standard applying from time to time for the purposes of the Combined Heat and Power Quality Assurance Programme: (i) evidence of the certification; (ii) the total amount of electricity produced by cogeneration at the unit; (iii) if the unit produced electricity for consumption at the installation, evidence of this; (f) Where the operator of an installation that is an electricity generator wants free allocation in relation to measurable heat produced by means of high-efficiency cogeneration within the meaning of Article 2a, evidence that measurable heat has been produced by such means in the relevant period or, as the case may be, the subsequent qualifying period referred to in that Article. . Section 2 amended (detailed annual data for each year in the baseline period) (3) In section 2.2 (annual emissions per sub-installation)— (a) in the heading after “sub-installation” insert “, etc.”; (b) after “sub-installation” insert “and the quantity of emissions not attributable to any sub-installation”.
20 Annex 4 amended (parameters for baseline data collection)
(1) Annex 4 is amended as follows. Section 1 amended (general installation data) (2) In section 1.4 (eligibility for free allocation)— (a) in point (b)(i) for “other installations” substitute “a regulated activity”; (b) after point (c) insert— (d) Where all the electricity (if any) reported under section 2.5(d) is sold, a statement to that effect or, in any other case, the total amount of electricity produced at the installation sold for consumption outside the installation; (e) Where electricity was produced at the installation by cogeneration at a cogeneration unit certified under the standard applying from time to time for the purposes of the Combined Heat and Power Quality Assurance Programme: (i) evidence of the certification; (ii) the total amount of electricity produced by cogeneration at the unit; (iii) if the unit produced electricity for consumption at the installation, evidence of this; (f) Where the operator of an installation that is an electricity generator wants free allocation in relation to measurable heat produced by means of high-efficiency cogeneration within the meaning of Article 2a, evidence that measurable heat has been produced by such means in the relevant period or, as the case may be, the subsequent qualifying period referred to in that Article. . Section 2 amended (detailed annual data for each year in the baseline period) (3) In section 2.2 (annual emissions per sub-installation)— (a) in the heading after “sub-installation” insert “, etc.”; (b) after “sub-installation” insert “and the quantity of emissions not attributable to any sub-installation”.
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