Partial project score for data light measures and standard alternative methodology measures
71.—(1) This article applies for the purpose of calculating the partial project score to be given to a qualifying action which—
(a)is part of an ECO4 project that does not meet the requirements of article 49;
(b)is either—
(i)a data light measure; or
(ii)a standard alternative methodology measure; and
(c)is not—
(i)the replacement of an efficient boiler with another efficient boiler; or
(ii)the replacement of an efficient heating system with another efficient heating system of the same kind.
(2) Where the qualifying action to which this article applies is a standard alternative methodology measure, the partial project score is calculated in accordance with the following formula—
(KM x (C + OGR) + IM + BFR) x D.
(3) Where the qualifying action to which this article applies is a data light measure which is within the participant’s data light measure allowance, the partial project score is calculated in accordance with the formula in paragraph (2).
(4) Where the qualifying action to which this article applies is a data light measure which is not within the participant’s data light measure allowance, the partial project score is £0.
(5) For the purposes of this article, a data light measure is only within a participant’s data light measure allowance if X is less than the participant’s total data light measure allowance, where “X” is the sum of—
(a)the number of data light measures which are—
(i)qualifying actions forming part of an ECO4 project promoted by the participant for which the Administrator has given a positive score under article 47(1)(b) before the data light measure in question; and
(ii)of the same data light measure description as the data light measure in question;
(b)the number of data light measures which are—
(i)qualifying actions promoted by the participant for which the Administrator has given a positive score under article 47(1)(c)(i) or (ii) before the data light measure in question; and
(ii)of the same data light measure description as the data light measure in question.