The Renewable Transport Fuel Obligations (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) Order 2024
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14 Other duties imposed and powers conferred on the Administrator
(1) In addition to the duties imposed on the Administrator elsewhere in this Order, the Administrator has the following duties— (a) to carry out such calculations or analysis as may be required for purposes connected with the implementation of provision made by or under Chapter 5 of Part 2 of the 2004 Act; (b) to publicise the SAF obligation to ensure that it is brought to the attention of suppliers that are or may be subject to it; (c) where a SAF certificate is transferred between account holders, to record that fact in the relevant accounts; (d) where an account holder that is a supplier has supplied information on the masses of fuel supplied by that supplier under article 11(1)(a), to verify that information so far as reasonably practicable; (e) to ensure, so far as reasonably practicable, that there is no obligated supplier that, having failed to produce the evidence required to discharge fully its SAF obligation for an obligation period, fails to pay the sum due under article 21; (f) to publish guidance explaining— (i) the information that constitutes additional sustainability information; (ii) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the soil carbon criteria are met; (iii) for the purposes of paragraph 7 of Schedule 1, how the GHG emissions saving from the use of an amount of renewable transport fuel is to be determined and, in particular, how default values and actual values are to be determined for an amount of renewable transport fuel; (iv) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the land criteria are met; (v) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the forest criteria are met; (vi) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the sustainable waste management criteria are met; (vii) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that carbon emitted during the production of hydrogen using wastes of fossil origin has been captured and stored appropriately; (viii) the lower heating values of aviation fuels determined by the Administrator; (ix) for the purposes of paragraph 7 of Schedule 1, how the minimum GHG emissions saving from the use of an amount of recycled carbon fuel are determined and, in particular, how default values and actual values are determined for an amount of recycled carbon fuel. (2) In addition to the powers conferred upon the Administrator elsewhere in this Order, the Administrator has power— (a) to take reasonable steps to promote good working relationships with suppliers and others having an interest in the implementation of provision made by or under Chapter 5 of Part 2 of the 2004 Act, and (b) to publish such reports and guidance as the Administrator thinks fit for purposes connected with the implementation of provision made by or under that Chapter. (3) But the Administrator must exclude from any reports referred to in paragraph (2)(b), so far as reasonably practicable— (a) information on the amount of relevant aviation turbine fuel which has been notified by a particular supplier to the Administrator; and (b) any other information from which that amount may be deduced.
14 Other duties imposed and powers conferred on the Administrator
(1) In addition to the duties imposed on the Administrator elsewhere in this Order, the Administrator has the following duties— (a) to carry out such calculations or analysis as may be required for purposes connected with the implementation of provision made by or under Chapter 5 of Part 2 of the 2004 Act; (b) to publicise the SAF obligation to ensure that it is brought to the attention of suppliers that are or may be subject to it; (c) where a SAF certificate is transferred between account holders, to record that fact in the relevant accounts; (d) where an account holder that is a supplier has supplied information on the masses of fuel supplied by that supplier under article 11(1)(a), to verify that information so far as reasonably practicable; (e) to ensure, so far as reasonably practicable, that there is no obligated supplier that, having failed to produce the evidence required to discharge fully its SAF obligation for an obligation period, fails to pay the sum due under article 21; (f) to publish guidance explaining— (i) the information that constitutes additional sustainability information; (ii) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the soil carbon criteria are met; (iii) for the purposes of paragraph 7 of Schedule 1, how the GHG emissions saving from the use of an amount of renewable transport fuel is to be determined and, in particular, how default values and actual values are to be determined for an amount of renewable transport fuel; (iv) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the land criteria are met; (v) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the forest criteria are met; (vi) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that the sustainable waste management criteria are met; (vii) how the Administrator is to be satisfied that carbon emitted during the production of hydrogen using wastes of fossil origin has been captured and stored appropriately; (viii) the lower heating values of aviation fuels determined by the Administrator; (ix) for the purposes of paragraph 7 of Schedule 1, how the minimum GHG emissions saving from the use of an amount of recycled carbon fuel are determined and, in particular, how default values and actual values are determined for an amount of recycled carbon fuel. (2) In addition to the powers conferred upon the Administrator elsewhere in this Order, the Administrator has power— (a) to take reasonable steps to promote good working relationships with suppliers and others having an interest in the implementation of provision made by or under Chapter 5 of Part 2 of the 2004 Act, and (b) to publish such reports and guidance as the Administrator thinks fit for purposes connected with the implementation of provision made by or under that Chapter. (3) But the Administrator must exclude from any reports referred to in paragraph (2)(b), so far as reasonably practicable— (a) information on the amount of relevant aviation turbine fuel which has been notified by a particular supplier to the Administrator; and (b) any other information from which that amount may be deduced.
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