Part 10 Supply to Premises
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

Part 10 Supply to Premises

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(1)     The regulations may make provision about—

(a)     offers to connect premises to a relevant heat network, the terms of such offers and acceptance of such an offer;

(b)     the conduct of holders of heat network authorisations towards heat network consumers or in relation to premises connected or proposed to be connected to a relevant heat network.

(2)     Regulations made by virtue of this paragraph may make provision relating to the connection of premises to a relevant heat network whether a connection is for the purpose of—

(a)     supplying heating, cooling or hot water to premises, or

(b)     supplying thermal energy to a relevant heat network.

(3)     The following paragraphs of this Part make further provision about regulations that may be made by virtue of this paragraph.

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The regulations may—

(a)

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