The Renewable Transport Fuel Obligations (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) Order 2024
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11 Duty to require information from suppliers
(1) The Administrator must, by the specified date referred to in article 3(3), require each obligated supplier, and any non-obligated supplier who applies for a SAF certificate, to provide the Administrator with— (a) information as to— (i) whether the supplier has supplied relevant aviation turbine fuel during each relevant period; (ii) whether the supplier has supplied relevant sustainable aviation fuel during each relevant period; (iii) the amount of relevant aviation turbine fuel and relevant sustainable aviation fuel which has been supplied by the supplier during each relevant period; (iv) the amount of relevant aviation turbine fuel and relevant sustainable aviation fuel which a supplier has received from another supplier at places in the United Kingdom during each relevant period; (v) the types of relevant aviation turbine fuel and relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied or received as described in paragraphs (iii) and (iv) during each relevant period and, in respect of each type— (aa) the mass (in kilograms) supplied; (bb) the energy content; and (cc) in the case of partially sustainable aviation fuel, the mass (in kilograms) attributable to relevant feedstocks; (vi) the compliance of relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied with the sustainability criteria, excluding the mass (in kilograms) of that fuel which is not attributable to relevant feedstocks; (vii) the mass (in kilograms) of the portion of relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied that is attributable to relevant feedstocks which meet the sustainability criteria; (viii) the mass (in kilograms) of relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied which meets the sustainability criteria; (b) the additional sustainability information for relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied, excluding the mass (in kilograms) of that fuel which is not attributable to relevant feedstocks; and (c) in the case of power-to-liquid aviation fuel, information to show that the fuel meets the definition of power-to-liquid aviation fuel. (2) In paragraph (1), a “relevant period” means such period as the Administrator may notify to the obligated supplier for the purposes of that paragraph or, in the absence of such notice, a period during an obligation period for which information has not been provided by the supplier under this article and which— (a) begins with 15th December and ends with the 31st December immediately following, (b) begins with 1st January and ends with the 14th January immediately following, or (c) begins with the 15th day of any month other than December and ends with the 14th day of the immediately following month. (3) As part of the requirement referred to in paragraph (1), the Administrator must set out— (a) the form in which the information must be provided, (b) the methodology to be used in calculating and providing the information, and (c) the period within which the information must be provided. (4) The Administrator may require a supplier to produce such evidence, which may include a verifier’s assurance report and a verifier’s declaration, as the Administrator may determine is necessary to substantiate information which the supplier is to provide or has provided to the Administrator under this article. (5) The Administrator may impose requirements as to— (a) the form in which the evidence must be produced, (b) the methodology to be used in compiling and producing the evidence, and (c) the period within which the evidence must be produced. (6) The supplier must provide any information, or produce any evidence, required under this article and ensure that it is— (a) accurate to the best of their knowledge or belief; and (b) produced in the form, and using the methodology, and within the period, as the Administrator requires. (7) In this article, “partially sustainable aviation fuel” means sustainable aviation fuel other than sustainable aviation fuel produced wholly from a relevant feedstock.
11 Duty to require information from suppliers
(1) The Administrator must, by the specified date referred to in article 3(3), require each obligated supplier, and any non-obligated supplier who applies for a SAF certificate, to provide the Administrator with— (a) information as to— (i) whether the supplier has supplied relevant aviation turbine fuel during each relevant period; (ii) whether the supplier has supplied relevant sustainable aviation fuel during each relevant period; (iii) the amount of relevant aviation turbine fuel and relevant sustainable aviation fuel which has been supplied by the supplier during each relevant period; (iv) the amount of relevant aviation turbine fuel and relevant sustainable aviation fuel which a supplier has received from another supplier at places in the United Kingdom during each relevant period; (v) the types of relevant aviation turbine fuel and relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied or received as described in paragraphs (iii) and (iv) during each relevant period and, in respect of each type— (aa) the mass (in kilograms) supplied; (bb) the energy content; and (cc) in the case of partially sustainable aviation fuel, the mass (in kilograms) attributable to relevant feedstocks; (vi) the compliance of relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied with the sustainability criteria, excluding the mass (in kilograms) of that fuel which is not attributable to relevant feedstocks; (vii) the mass (in kilograms) of the portion of relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied that is attributable to relevant feedstocks which meet the sustainability criteria; (viii) the mass (in kilograms) of relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied which meets the sustainability criteria; (b) the additional sustainability information for relevant sustainable aviation fuel supplied, excluding the mass (in kilograms) of that fuel which is not attributable to relevant feedstocks; and (c) in the case of power-to-liquid aviation fuel, information to show that the fuel meets the definition of power-to-liquid aviation fuel. (2) In paragraph (1), a “relevant period” means such period as the Administrator may notify to the obligated supplier for the purposes of that paragraph or, in the absence of such notice, a period during an obligation period for which information has not been provided by the supplier under this article and which— (a) begins with 15th December and ends with the 31st December immediately following, (b) begins with 1st January and ends with the 14th January immediately following, or (c) begins with the 15th day of any month other than December and ends with the 14th day of the immediately following month. (3) As part of the requirement referred to in paragraph (1), the Administrator must set out— (a) the form in which the information must be provided, (b) the methodology to be used in calculating and providing the information, and (c) the period within which the information must be provided. (4) The Administrator may require a supplier to produce such evidence, which may include a verifier’s assurance report and a verifier’s declaration, as the Administrator may determine is necessary to substantiate information which the supplier is to provide or has provided to the Administrator under this article. (5) The Administrator may impose requirements as to— (a) the form in which the evidence must be produced, (b) the methodology to be used in compiling and producing the evidence, and (c) the period within which the evidence must be produced. (6) The supplier must provide any information, or produce any evidence, required under this article and ensure that it is— (a) accurate to the best of their knowledge or belief; and (b) produced in the form, and using the methodology, and within the period, as the Administrator requires. (7) In this article, “partially sustainable aviation fuel” means sustainable aviation fuel other than sustainable aviation fuel produced wholly from a relevant feedstock.
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