[32U Sections 32S and 32T: supplemental provision]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[32U  Sections 32S and 32T: supplemental provision]

[(1)     A certificate purchase order may provide—

(a)     that no certificates are to be issued in respect of electricity generated in specified cases or circumstances, or

(b)     that certificates are to be issued in respect of a proportion only of the electricity generated in specified cases or circumstances.

(2)     In particular, provision made by virtue of subsection (1) may specify—

(a)     electricity generated using specified descriptions of renewable sources,

(b)     electricity generated by specified descriptions of generating station, or

(c)     electricity generated in specified ways.

(3)     Provision made by virtue of subsection (1)(b) may include—

(a)     provision about how the proportion is to be determined;

(b)     provision about what, subject to such exceptions as may be specified, constitutes sufficient evidence of any matter required to be established for the purpose of determining that proportion;

(c)     provision authorising the relevant authority, in specified circumstances,

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