The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme Regulations 2011 (revoked)

SCHEDULES

Regulation 5A(3)

[F1 SCHEDULE A1 E+W+S Content of RHI emission certificates

Textual Amendments

F1 Sch. A1 inserted (24.9.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/2410), regs. 1, 27

1.   The name and address of the testing laboratory by which tests have been carried out. E+W+S

2.   The name and signature of the person authorised by the testing laboratory to issue the certificate. E+W+S

3.   The date of issue of the certificate together with a certificate reference number. E+W+S

4.   Where the testing laboratory is accredited to [F2 BS EN ISO/IEC 17025:2005]— E+W+S

(a) the date of that accreditation; and

(b) the accreditation number.

Textual Amendments

F2 Words in Sch. A1 para. 4 substituted (13.12.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/3179), regs. 1, 5(a)

5.   The name, model, manufacturer and installation capacity of the plant tested. E+W+S

6.   The date of the testing. E+W+S

[F3 7.   Confirmation that emissions of NO_x and PM have been tested on the same occasion in accordance with the requirements specified in paragraph 8 or 9.] E+W+S

Textual Amendments

F3 Sch. A1 paras. 7-9 substituted (13.12.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/3179), regs. 1, 5(b)

[F3 8.   The requirements of this paragraph are that testing is carried out in accordance with the provisions relevant to emissions of PM and NO_x in either BS EN 303-5:1999 or BS EN 303-5:2012, whichever standard is current at the time of testing.] E+W+S

Textual Amendments

F3 Sch. A1 paras. 7-9 substituted (13.12.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/3179), regs. 1, 5(b)

[F3 9.   The requirements of this paragraph are that— E+W+S

(a) testing is carried out in accordance with—

(i) BS EN 14792:2005 in respect of NO_x emissions, and

(ii) BS EN 13284-1:2002 or BSISO 9096:2003 in respect of PM emissions;

(b) the emissions of PM represent the average of at least three measurements of emissions of PM, each of at least 30 minutes duration; and

(c) the value for NO_x emissions is derived from the average of measurements made throughout the PM emission tests.]

Textual Amendments

F3 Sch. A1 paras. 7-9 substituted (13.12.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/3179), regs. 1, 5(b)

10.   Confirmation that the test was carried out at no less than 85% of the installation capacity of the plant. E+W+S

11.   Confirmation that when tested as specified in paragraphs 7 to 10— E+W+S

(a) emissions of PM from the plant did not exceed 30 grams of PM per gigajoule net heat input; and

(b) emissions of NO_x did not exceed 150 grams of NO_x per gigajoule net heat input.

12.   The actual emissions of PM and NO_x measured when the plant was tested as specified in paragraphs 7 to 10. E+W+S

13.   A list of— E+W+S

(a) the types of fuel used during the testing; and

(b) the types of fuel which can be used so as to ensure that the emission limits referred to in paragraph 11 are not exceeded.

14.   The moisture content of the fuel used during testing and the maximum moisture content which can be used so as to ensure that the emission limits referred to in paragraph 11 are not exceeded. E+W+S

15.   A statement indicating whether or not the plant tested was a manually stoked natural draught plant. E+W+S

16.   A list of plants, other than the plant tested, in the type-testing range of plants to which the certificate applies, if any.] E+W+S

Regulations 22, 24, 25, 26 and 36

SCHEDULE 1 E+W+S Information required for accreditation and registration

1.—(1) This Schedule specifies the information that may be required of a prospective participant in the scheme. E+W+S

(2) The information is, as applicable to the prospective participant—

(a) name, home address, e-mail address and telephone number;

(b) any company registration number and registered office;

(c) any trading or other name by which the prospective participant is commonly known;

(d) details of a bank account in the prospective participant's name which accepts pound sterling deposits in the United Kingdom;

(e) information to enable the Authority to satisfy itself as to the identity of the individual completing the application;

(f) where an individual is making an application on behalf of a company, evidence which satisfies the Authority, that the individual has authority from the company to make the application on its behalf;

(g) details of the eligible installation owned by the prospective participant including its cost;

(h) evidence, which satisfies the Authority, as to the ownership of the eligible installation;

(i) evidence that the eligible installation was new at the time of installation;

(j) where an eligible installation has replaced a plant, details of the plant replaced;

(k) evidence which demonstrates to the Authority's satisfaction the installation capacity of the eligible installation;

[F4 (ka) in the case of a plant which is a CHP system, evidence which demonstrates to the Authority’s satisfaction any capacity to which paragraphs (2) and (3) of regulation 39C apply;]

(l) details of the fuel which the prospective participant is proposing to use;

(m) in relation to prospective participants generating heat from biomass, notification as to whether the prospective participant is proposing to use solid biomass contained inF5 ...waste and, if so, whether or not the prospective participant is regulated under the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2010 M1 or [F6 the Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations 2012];

[F7 (n) where the plant is a ground source heat pump or air source heat pump, evidence which demonstrates to the Authority’s satisfaction—

(i) that the heat pump meets a coefficient of performance of at least 2.9;

(ii) in relation to an application for accreditation after the third relevant date, evidence that the heat pump has been designed to operate with a minimum seasonal performance factor of at least 2.5;]

[F7 (na) in the case of a ground source heat pump in respect of which accreditation is granted on or after the third relevant date a declaration from the installer that the size of the heat pump has been determined appropriately for the planned heat use;]

[F7 (nb) in the case of a ground source heat pump in respect of which accreditation is granted on or after the third relevant date and which is capable of heating and cooling, a declaration from the installer—

(i) as to the design heat load;

(ii) that the design heat load has been calculated according to BS EN 12831:2003; and

(iii) as to the outdoor temperatures used in the calculation of the design heat load;]

(o) in respect of a producer of biogas or biomethane, details of the feedstock which the producer is proposing to use;

(p) details of what the heat generated will be used for and an estimate of how much heat will be used[F8 , together with an estimate of the number of hours of operation per week in which heat will be generated for an eligible purpose];

(q) details of the building in which the heat will be used;

(r) the industry sector for which the heat will be used;

(s) details of the size and annual turnover of the prospective participant's organisation;

(t) details of other plants generating heat which form part of the same heating system as the eligible installation to which the application relates;

(u) where regulation 13 applies, evidence from the installer that the requirements specified in that regulation are met;

(v) such information as the Authority may specify to enable it to satisfy itself that the requirements of Chapter 3 of Part 2 have been met including—

(i) evidence that a class 2 heat meter, other heat meter or steam measuring equipment has been installed;

(ii) evidence that the class 2 heat meter, other heat meter or steam measuring equipment was calibrated prior to use;

(iii) in relation to all heat meters, details of the meter's manufacturer, model, meter serial number;

(iv) a schematic diagram showing details of the heating system of which the eligible installation forms part, including all plants generating and supplying heat to that heating system, all purposes for which heat supplied by that heating system is used, the location of meters and associated components and such other details as may be specified by the Authority;

(v) where—

(aa) an eligible installation has an installation capacity of 1MWth or above, or

(bb) regulation 17 [F9 or 17A] applies,

if so requested by the Authority, an independent report by a competent person verifying that such of those requirements as the Authority may specify have been met;

(w) such other information as the Authority may require to enable it to consider the prospective participant's application for accreditation or registration.

[F10 (x) in relation to plant generating heat from solid biomass, either—

(i) evidence which demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Authority that an RHI emission certificate has been issued in relation to that plant; or

(ii) evidence which demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Authority that an environmental permit subsists in relation to that plant.]

(3) Information specified in this Schedule must be provided in such manner and form as the Authority may reasonably request.

(4) The costs of providing the information specified in this Schedule are to be borne by the applicant.

[F11 (5) For the purposes of sub-paragraph (n)(ii)—

(a) where the heat pump has an installation capacity of 45kWth or below, a declaration from the installer that the seasonal performance factor was calculated in line with the methodology used in version 1.0 of the MCS 021 heat emitter guide for domestic heat pumps published by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme on 16th December 2013 may be accepted as evidence that the heat pump was designed to operate with a minimum seasonal performance factor of 2.5;

(b) where the heat pump has an installation capacity of more than 45kWth, a declaration by the installer that the heat pump has been designed to operate with a seasonal performance factor of at least 2.5 may be accepted as evidence of that fact, provided that the installation design and supporting calculations are retained by the participant and can be provided the Authority on request;]

Textual Amendments

F4 Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(ka) inserted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 45(b)

F5 Word in Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(m) omitted (28.5.2014) by virtue of The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 45(a)

F6 Words in Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(m) substituted (S.) (7.1.2013) by The Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations 2012 (S.S.I. 2012/360), reg. 1(2), Sch. 11 para. 26(2) (with reg. 71)

F7 Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(n)-(nb) substituted for Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(n) (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 45(c)

F8 Words in Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(p) inserted (31.7.2012) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2012 (S.I. 2012/1999), regs. 1, 10

F9 Words in Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(v)(v)(bb) inserted (24.9.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/2410), regs. 1, 28(a)

F10 Sch. 1 para. 1(2)(x) inserted (24.9.2013) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2013 (S.I. 2013/2410), regs. 1, 28(b)

F11 Sch. 1 para. 1(5) inserted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 45(d)

Marginal Citations

M1 S.I. 2010/675, amended by S.I. 2011/988.

Regulations 29 and 33

SCHEDULE 2 E+W+S Provision of information in relation to the use of biomass in certain circumstances

Information to be provided to the Authority where biomass is used for combustion or production of biomethane E+W+S

1.  This Schedule specifies the information that a participant is required to provide under regulation 29(9) and 33(9).

2.  The information is information identifying to the best of the participant's knowledge and belief, in such manner and form as the Authority may require— E+W+S

(a) the material from which the solid biomass was composed;

(b) the form of the solid biomass;

(c) its mass;

(d) whether the solid biomass was a by-product of a process;

(e) whether the solid biomass was derived from waste;

(f) where the solid biomass was plant matter or derived from plant matter, the country where the plant matter was grown;

(g) where the information specified in paragraph (vi) is not known or the solid biomass was not plant matter or derived from plant matter, the country from which the operator obtained the solid biomass;

(h) whether any of the solid biomass used was an energy crop or derived from an energy crop and if so—

(i) the proportion of the consignment which was or was derived from the energy crop, and

(ii) the type of energy crop in question;

(i) whether the solid biomass or any matter from which it was derived was certified under an environmental quality assurance scheme and, if so, the name of the scheme;

(j) where the solid biomass was plant matter or derived from plant matter, the use to which the land on which the plant matter was grown has been put since 30th November 2005.

3.  The information specified in paragraph 2 must be collated by reference to the following places of origin— E+W+S

(a) United States of America or Canada;

(b) the European Union;

(c) other.

4.  The information specified in paragraph 2 must be provided for every quarterly period. E+W+S

5.  For the purpose of this Schedule— E+W+S

“energy crop” means a plant crop planted after 31st December 1989 which is grown primarily for the purpose of being used as fuel or which is one of the following—

(a)

miscanthus giganteus (a perennial grass),

(b)

salix (also known as short rotation coppice willow),

(c)

populus (also known as short rotation coppice poplar);

and

“environmental quality assurance scheme” means a voluntary scheme which establishes environmental or social standards in relation to the production of biomass or matter from which a biomass is derived.

Regulation 37

SCHEDULE 3 E+W+S Tariffs

Table 1

Tariff name	Sources of energy or technology	Installation capacity	Tariff(pence/kWh)
Small commercial biomass	Solid biomass including solid biomass contained in F12 ...waste and [F13 CHP systems generating heat and power from solid biomass including solid biomass contained in waste]	Less than 200kWth	Tier 1: 7.9 Tier 2: 2.0
Medium commercial Biomass	As above	200kWth and above up to but not including 1MWth	Tier 1: 4.9 Tier 2: 2.0
Large commercial biomass	As above	1MWth and above	1.0
Small commercial heat pumps	Ground source heat pump,F14 ... deep geothermal	Less than 100kWth	4.5
Large commercial heat pumps	As above	100kWth and above	3.2
All Solar collectors	Solar collectors	Below 200kWth	8.5
Biomethane and [F15 small biogas combustion]	Biomethane injection and biogas combustion [F16 including CHP systems generating heat and power from biogas]	[F17 biogas combustion below 200kWth and all biomethane injection]	6.8

Textual Amendments

F12 Words in Sch. 3 omitted (28.5.2014) by virtue of The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 46(a)(i)

F13 Words in Sch. 3 substituted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 46(a)(ii)

F14 Words in Sch. 3 omitted (28.5.2014) by virtue of The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 46(b)

F15 Words in Sch. 3 substituted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 46(c)(i)

F16 Words in Sch. 3 inserted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 46(c)(ii)

F17 Words in Sch. 3 substituted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 46(c)(iii)

Regulation 37(9)

[F18 SCHEDULE 3A E+W+S New tariffs for plants generating heat from solid biomass with a capacity of 1 MWth or above, ground source heat pumps and solar collectors

Textual Amendments

F18 Sch. 3A, Sch. 3B inserted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 47

Tariff name	Source of energy or technology	Installation capacity	Tariff (pence/kWh)
New large biomass	Solid biomass including solid biomass contained in waste, including CHP systems generating heat and power from solid biomass	1MWth and above	2.0
New ground source heat pumps	Ground source heat pumps	All capacities	Tier 1: 8.7 Tier 2: 2.6
New solar collectors	Solar collectors	Less than 200kWth	10.0]

Regulation 37(10)

[F18 SCHEDULE 3B E+W+S New tariffs for new solid biomass CHP systems, deep geothermal energy, biogas combustion with a capacity of 200kWth and above and air source heat pumps

Tariff name	Source of energy or technology	Installation capacity	Tariff (pence/kWh)
New solid biomass CHP systems	Solid biomass (excluding solid biomass contained in waste) used in CHP systems which comply with the requirements in regulation 9A	All capacities	4.1
New deep geothermal	Deep geothermal energy, including CHP systems generating heat and power from such energy	All capacities	5
Medium biogas	Biogas combustion	200kWth and above up to but not including 600kWth	5.9
Large biogas	Biogas combustion	600kWth and above	2.2
Air source heat pumps	Air source heat pumps	All capacities	2.5]

Regulations 37C and 37D

[F19 SCHEDULE 4 E+W+S Total expenditure

Textual Amendments

F19 Sch. 4 substituted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 48

Assessment date	Total expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A
30th April 2013	£ 97.2 million	£ 48.6 million
31st July 2013	£ 120.2 million	£ 60.1 million
31st October 2013	£ 143.3 million	£ 71.6 million
31st January 2014	£ 166.3 million	£ 83.2 million
30th April 2014	£ 192.8 million	£ 96.4 million
31st July 2014	£ 184.1 million	£ 92.1 million
31st October 2014	£ 207.2 million	£ 103.6 million
31st January 2015	£ 230.3 million	£ 115.1 million
30th April 2015	£ 260.9 million	£ 130.4 million
31st July 2015	£ 306.2 million	£ 153.1 million
31st October 2015	£ 351.5 million	£ 175.7 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 396.8 million]

Regulations 37C and 37D

[F20 SCHEDULE 5 E+W+S Expenditure in relation to individual technologies

Textual Amendments

F20 Sch. 5 substituted (28.5.2014) by The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/1413), regs. 1, 49

PART 1 E+W+S Small biomass plants

Table 1

Small biomass plants

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 14.8 million	£ 22.2 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 16.7 million	£ 25.1 million	£ 2.9 million
31st October 2013	£ 18.7 million	£ 28.0 million	£ 2.9 million
31st January 2014	£ 20.6 million	£ 30.9 million	£ 2.9 million
30th April 2014	£ 22.6 million	£ 34.0 million	£ 3.1 million
31st July 2014	£ 48.8 million	£ 58.6 million	£ 8.7 million
31st October 2014	£ 56.0 million	£ 67.2 million	£ 8.7 million
31st January 2015	£ 63.2 million	£ 75.9 million	£ 8.7 million
30th April 2015	£ 71.1 million	£ 85.3 million	£ 9.5 million
31st July 2015	£ 80.3 million	£ 96.4 million	£ 11.0 million
31st October 2015	£ 89.5 million	£ 107.4 million	£ 11.0 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 98.7 million	£ 118.5 million	£ 11.0 million

PART 2 E+W+S Medium biomass plants

Table 2

Medium biomass plants

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 13.4 million	£ 20.1 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 15.5 million	£ 23.2 million	£ 3.1 million
31st October 2013	£ 17.6 million	£ 26.3 million	£ 3.1 million
31st January 2014	£ 19.6 million	£ 29.4 million	£ 3.1 million
30th April 2014	£ 21.8 million	£ 32.7 million	£ 3.3 million
31st July 2014	£ 43.7 million	£ 52.5 million	£ 6.3 million
31st October 2014	£ 49.0 million	£ 58.8 million	£ 6.3 million
31st January 2015	£ 54.2 million	£ 65.1 million	£ 6.3 million
30th April 2015	£ 59.9 million	£ 71.8 million	£ 6.7 million
31st July 2015	£ 66.2 million	£ 79.4 million	£ 7.6 million
31st October 2015	£ 72.5 million	£ 87.0 million	£ 7.6 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 78.8 million	£ 94.5 million	£ 7.6 million

PART 3 E+W+S Large biomass plants

Table 3

Large biomass plants

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 23.1 million	£ 34.7 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 27.6 million	£ 41.3 million	£ 6.6 million
31st October 2013	£ 32 million	£ 48 million	£ 6.7 million
31st January 2014	£ 36.4 million	£ 54.6 million	£ 6.6 million
30th April 2014	£ 41.2 million	£ 61.8 million	£ 7.2 million
31st July 2014	£ 10.9 million	£ 16.3 million	£ 2.2 million
31st October 2014	£ 12.4 million	£ 18.5 million	£ 2.2 million
31st January 2015	£ 13.9 million	£ 20.8 million	£ 2.2 million
30th April 2015	£ 15.8 million	£ 23.8 million	£ 3.0 million
31st July 2015	£ 18.8 million	£ 28.2 million	£ 4.5 million
31st October 2015	£ 21.8 million	£ 32.7 million	£ 4.5 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 24.8 million	£ 37.2 million	£ 4.5 million

PART 4 E+W+S Heat pumps (except air source heat pumps)

Table 4

Heat pumps (except air source heat pumps) with an installation capacity of less than 100 kWth

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 28.9 million	£ 43.4 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 36.3 million	£ 54.4 million	£ 11 million
31st October 2013	£ 43.6 million	£ 65.5 million	£ 11.1 million
31st January 2014	£ 51 million	£ 76.5 million	£ 11 million
30th April 2014	£ 59.7 million	£ 89.5 million	£ 13 million

Table 5

Heat pumps (except air source heat pumps) with an installation capacity of 100 kWth and above

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 4.9 million	£ 4.9 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 6 million	£ 6 million	£ 1.1 million
31st October 2013	£ 7.2 million	£ 7.2 million	£ 1.2 million
31st January 2014	£ 8.3 million	£ 8.3 million	£ 1.1 million
30th April 2014	£ 9.6 million	£ 9.6 million	£ 1.3 million

Table 6

Ground source heat pumps

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
31st July 2014	£ 7.4 million	£ 11.1 million	£ 2.3 million
31st October 2014	£ 8.9 million	£ 13.3 million	£ 2.3 million
31st January 2015	£ 10.4 million	£ 15.6 million	£ 2.3 million
30th April 2015	£ 12.6 million	£ 18.9 million	£ 3.3 million
31st July 2015	£ 16.2 million	£ 24.2 million	£ 5.4 million
31st October 2015	£ 19.7 million	£ 29.6 million	£ 5.4 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 23.3 million	£ 35.0 million	£ 5.4 million

PART 5 E+W+S Plants using solar collectors

Table 7

Plants using solar collectors

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 4.9 million	£ 4.9 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 6 million	£ 6 million	£ 1.1 million
31st October 2013	£ 7.2 million	£ 7.2 million	£ 1.2 million
31st January 2014	£ 8.3 million	£ 8.3 million	£ 1.1 million
30th April 2014	£ 9.6 million	£ 9.6 million	£ 1.3 million
31st July 2014	£ 3.9 million	£ 3.9 million	£ 0.8 million
31st October 2014	£ 4.7 million	£ 4.7 million	£ 0.8 million
31st January 2015	£ 5.5 million	£ 5.5 million	£ 0.8 million
30th April 2015	£ 6.5 million	£ 6.5 million	£ 0.9 million
31st July 2015	£ 7.5 million	£ 7.5 million	£ 1.1 million
31st October 2015	£ 8.6 million	£ 8.6 million	£ 1.1 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 9.8 million	£ 9.8 million	£ 1.1 million

PART 6 E+W+S Producers of biomethane for injection and plants which generate heat from biogas

Table 8

Producers of biomethane for injection and plants which generate heat from biogas

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
30th April 2013	£ 12 million	£ 18 million	-
31st July 2013	£ 18.1 million	£ 27.2 million	£ 9.2 million
31st October 2013	£ 24.2 million	£ 36.3 million	£ 9.1 million
31st January 2014	£ 30.3 million	£ 45.5 million	£ 9.2 million
30th April 2014	£ 37 million	£ 55.5 million	£ 10 million

Table 9

Plants which generate heat from biogas

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
31st July 2014	£ 3.9 million	£ 3.9 million	£ 0.8 million
31st October 2014	£ 4.7 million	£ 4.7 million	£ 0.8 million
31st January 2015	£ 5.5 million	£ 5.5 million	£ 0.8 million
30th April 2015	£ 6.5 million	£ 6.5 million	£ 0.9 million
31st July 2015	£ 7.5 million	£ 7.5 million	£ 1.1 million
31st October 2015	£ 8.6 million	£ 8.6 million	£ 1.1 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 9.8 million	£ 9.8 million	£ 1.1 million

Table 10

Producers of biomethane for injection

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
31st July 2014	£ 41.5 million	£ 49.8 million	£ 5.1 million
31st October 2014	£ 45.9 million	£ 55.1 million	£ 5.3 million
31st January 2015	£ 50.3 million	£ 60.4 million	£ 5.3 million
30th April 2015	£ 57.5 million	£ 69.0 million	£ 8.6 million
31st July 2015	£ 70.2 million	£ 84.2 million	£ 15.2 million
31st October 2015	£ 82.8 million	£ 99.4 million	£ 15.2 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 95.5 million	£ 114.6 million	£ 15.2 million

PART 7 E+W+S New biomass CHP systems

Table 11

New solid biomass CHP systems

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
31st July 2014	£ 17.9 million	£ 26.9 million	-
31st October 2014	£ 18.8 million	£ 28.2 million	£ 1.4 million
31st January 2015	£ 19.7 million	£ 29.6 million	£ 1.4 million
30th April 2015	£ 22.8 million	£ 34.2 million	£ 4.7 million
31st July 2015	£ 30.3 million	£ 45.5 million	£ 11.2 million
31st October 2015	£ 37.8 million	£ 56.7 million	£ 11.2 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 45.3 million	£ 68.0 million	£ 11.2 million

PART 8 E+W+S Deep geothermal plants

Table 12

Deep geothermal plants

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
31st July 2014	£ 3.9 million	£ 3.9 million	-
31st October 2014	£ 4.7 million	£ 4.7 million	£ 0.8 million
31st January 2015	£ 5.5 million	£ 5.5 million	£ 0.8 million
30th April 2015	£ 6.5 million	£ 6.5 million	£ 0.9 million
31st July 2015	£ 7.5 million	£ 7.5 million	£ 1.1 million
31st October 2015	£ 8.6 million	£ 8.6 million	£ 1.1 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 9.8 million	£ 9.8 million	£ 1.1 million

PART 9 E+W+S Air source heat pumps

Table 13

Air source heat pumps

Assessment date	Expenditure anticipated for subsequent year	Expenditure threshold when calculating C for the purposes of regulation 37A	Anticipated increase in expenditure since previous assessment date
31st July 2014	£ 12.2 million	£ 18.3 million	-
31st October 2014	£ 14.0 million	£ 21.0 million	£ 2.7 million
31st January 2015	£ 15.8 million	£ 23.7 million	£ 2.7 million
30th April 2015	£ 17.9 million	£ 26.8 million	£ 3.2 million
31st July 2015	£ 20.7 million	£ 31.0 million	£ 4.2 million
31st October 2015	£ 23.4 million	£ 35.1 million	£ 4.2 million
Any date after 30th January 2016	£ 26.2 million	£ 39.3 million	£ 4.2 million]