266 Interpretation of Part 11
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

Interpretation

266  Interpretation of Part 11

(1)     In this Part—

“assessor” has the meaning given by section 256(3);

“cost benefit analysis” has the meaning given by section 256(6);

“emissions reduction” has the meaning given by section 254(5);

“energy consumption” has the meaning given by ESOS regulations;

“energy saving” has the meaning given by section 254(4);

“energy savings opportunity scheme” has the meaning given by section 254(2);

“ESOS action plan” has the meaning given by

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