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The Renewables Obligation (Amendment) Order 2013 (revoked)
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2.Amendments to article 2 of the 2009 Order (interpretation)
3.Amendment to article 4 (biomass and fuels which are to be treated as biomass)
4.Amendments to article 13 (further provision in relation to the production of renewables obligation certificates)
5.Amendments to article 22 (circumstances in which no ROCs are to be issued in respect of electricity generated from renewable sources)
6.Amendment to article 24 (ROCs to be issued by Authority in respect of a generating station's renewable output)
7.Amendments to article 25 (calculating a generating station's renewable output)
8.Amendments to article 26 (renewable output of a qualifying combined heat and power generating station)
9.Amendment to article 27 (the amount of electricity to be stated in each ROC)
10.Substitution of article 28 (qualifying combined heat and power generating stations)
13.Amendments to article 30 (generating stations which were accredited as at 11th July 2006)
14.Amendments to article 30A (offshore wind generating stations using relevant wind turbines)
16.Amendments to article 31 (generating stations which were accredited, or held preliminary accreditation, as at 31st March 2009)
17.Amendment to article 32 (generating stations in respect of which a statutory grant has been awarded)
19.Amendment to article 36 (general criteria for the issue of ROCs)
20.Amendments to article 54 (information to be provided to the Authority where electricity is generated from biomass or fossil derived bioliquid)
21.Amendments to article 54A (bioliquid sustainability audit report)
23.Amendment to article 60 (modification of this Order in relation to microgenerators in certain circumstances)
25.Substitution of Part 2 of Schedule 2 (amount of electricity to be stated in ROCs generally)
26.Amount of electricity to be stated in ROCs issued for electricity generated using 2013/14 capacity, 2014/15 capacity, 2015/16 capacity or post-2016 capacity
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