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10. In article 11 (pre-registration of community energy installations), in paragraph (5), for sub-paragraphs (a) and (b) substitute—
“(a)where the application for pre-registration was received by the Authority before 1st October 2015—
(i)the eligibility date of the installation is the later of the—
(aa)date on which the Authority received the application for pre-registration; or
(bb)date on which the installation was commissioned; and
(ii)the tariff date is the date on which the Authority received the application for pre-registration;
(b)where the application for pre-registration was received by the Authority after 30th September 2015 but before 15th January 2016—
(i)the eligibility date of the installation is the later of—
(aa)the date on which the Authority received the application for pre-registration; or
(bb)the date on which the installation is commissioned, and
(ii)the tariff date is the same date as the eligibility date;
(c)where the installation was commissioned before 15th January 2016 but the application for pre-registration was received by the Authority on or after 15th January 2016—
(i)the eligibility date is the later of—
(aa)the date on which the Authority received the application for pre-registration; or
(bb)the first date of the tariff period within which the installation qualifies for accreditation; and
(ii)the tariff date is the same as the eligibility date;
(d)where the installation is commissioned and its application for pre-registration is received by the Authority on or after 8th February 2016—
(i)the eligibility date is the later of—
(aa)the date on which the Authority received the application for pre-registration; or
(bb)the first date of the tariff period within which the installation qualifies for accreditation; and
(ii)the tariff date is the first day of the tariff period within which the installation qualifies for accreditation.”.
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