103 Overall [carbon emissions reduction targets]
Utilities Act 2000 (2000 c 27) | Legislation

Part VI Miscellaneous and Supplementary

Miscellaneous

103  Overall [carbon emissions reduction targets]

(1)     For the purposes of the exercise [of the functions of the Administrator] under either or both of—

(a)     section 33BC of the 1986 Act ([promotion of reductions in carbon emissions:] gas transporters and suppliers) and any order made under that section, and

(b)     section 41A of the 1989 Act ([promotion of reductions in carbon emissions:] electricity [. . .] distributors and suppliers) and any order made under that section,

the Secretary of State may by order specify an overall target for the promotion of [the measures mentioned in subsection (2) of each of those sections].

[(1A)     The power conferred by this section may be exercised so as to specify more than one overall target in relation

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