[10E Grounds for certification]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[10E  Grounds for certification]

[(1)     This section applies to—

(a)     a . . . decision under section 10D as to whether [to certify an applicant];

(b)     . . ..

(2)     The Authority may only . . . decide to certify the applicant, if one of the following five grounds (“the certification grounds”) applies.

(3)     The first certification ground is that the applicant meets the ownership unbundling requirement in section 10F.

(4)     The second certification ground is that the applicant has asked the Authority to exempt it from the ownership unbundling requirement on the grounds in paragraph (9) of Article 9 of the Electricity Directive (alternative arrangements for independence), and the Authority thinks the requirements of that paragraph are met.

(5)     The third certification ground is that—

(a)     the applicant has asked the Authority to exempt it from the ownership

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