126 Determinations of amounts of transport fuel
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

126  Determinations of amounts of transport fuel

(1)     An RTF order may make provision about how amounts of transport fuel are to be counted or determined for the purposes of provision made by or under this Chapter.

(2)     The provision that may be made by virtue of this section includes, in particular—

(a)     provision for amounts of renewable transport fuel to count towards discharging a renewable transport fuel obligation for a period only if the fuel is of a specified description;

(b)     provision for amounts of renewable transport fuel of a specified description to count towards discharging such an obligation only up to a specified amount;

(c)     provision for such an obligation not to be treated as discharged unless a specified minimum amount of renewable transport fuel of a specified description has been counted towards its discharge;

(d)     provision for only such proportion of any renewable transport

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