76 Allocation of contracts
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

76  Allocation of contracts

(1)     Provision that may be made in revenue support regulations for the purposes of section 75(1) and (2) includes provision about how determinations are to be made as regards—

(a)     which eligible low carbon hydrogen producer a hydrogen production revenue support contract is to be allocated to;

(b)     which eligible carbon capture entity a carbon capture revenue support contract is to be allocated to.

(2)     Provision made by revenue support regulations falling within subsection (1) may include—

(a)     provision conferring power on the Secretary of State to make rules (an “allocation framework”) about the allocation of hydrogen production revenue support contracts or carbon capture revenue support contracts;

(b)     provision for different periods within which hydrogen production

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