100 Further provision relating to public rights of navigation
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

100  Further provision relating to public rights of navigation

(1)     This section applies where a consent falling within subsection (2) has been granted by the Secretary of State or the Scottish Ministers (“the consenting authority”) under section 36 of the 1989 Act (consent required for construction etc of generating stations) before the commencement of section 99.

(2)     A consent falls within this subsection if it relates to—

(a)     the construction or operation of a generating station that comprises or is to comprise (in whole or in part) renewable energy installations situated in relevant waters; or

(b)     an extension of a generating station that comprises or is to comprise (in whole or in part) renewable energy installations so situated or an extension of such

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