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The Electricity (Individual Exemption from the Requirement for a Supply Licence) (Green Volt) (Scotland) Order 2024

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4 Conditions of exemption

(1) Except in circumstances outside its reasonable control, Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited must not at any time supply more than 195.5 megawatts of electricity to offshore installations. (2) As soon as reasonably practicable after each reporting period, Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited must provide to the Secretary of State a report which includes the information mentioned in paragraph (3) and, where applicable, paragraph (4). (3) A report provided under paragraph (2) must include the following information in respect of the reporting period which precedes the date on which the report is provided— (a) the name and location of any offshore installation to which Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited has supplied electricity under the exemption granted by article 3(1); and (b) information about each occasion (if any) on which Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited has supplied more than 195.5 megawatts of electricity to offshore installations, including the circumstances of such supply. (4) The first report provided under paragraph (2) must also state the date on which Green Volt offshore generating station first generates electricity. (5) In this regulation, “reporting period” means the period starting with the date on which this Order comes into force and ending on 31 December 2030, and thereafter each successive period of five years during the period of exemption granted under this Order.

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4 Conditions of exemption

(1) Except in circumstances outside its reasonable control, Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited must not at any time supply more than 195.5 megawatts of electricity to offshore installations. (2) As soon as reasonably practicable after each reporting period, Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited must provide to the Secretary of State a report which includes the information mentioned in paragraph (3) and, where applicable, paragraph (4). (3) A report provided under paragraph (2) must include the following information in respect of the reporting period which precedes the date on which the report is provided— (a) the name and location of any offshore installation to which Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited has supplied electricity under the exemption granted by article 3(1); and (b) information about each occasion (if any) on which Green Volt Offshore Windfarm Limited has supplied more than 195.5 megawatts of electricity to offshore installations, including the circumstances of such supply. (4) The first report provided under paragraph (2) must also state the date on which Green Volt offshore generating station first generates electricity. (5) In this regulation, “reporting period” means the period starting with the date on which this Order comes into force and ending on 31 December 2030, and thereafter each successive period of five years during the period of exemption granted under this Order.

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