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3.—(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), where a variation application is made, the fee payable in respect of the variation application is as specified in Table 3.
(2) Where the subject matter of the variation application is two or more of the matters specified in Table 3, the fee to be paid is the higher or the highest of the relevant fees.
Variation application | Fee payable |
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1. A variation application which is not for EIA development and which, if granted, would increase the capacity of the generating station such that the increased capacity would— | |
(a) not exceed 10 megawatts | £4,875 |
(b) exceed 10 megawatts but not exceed 50 megawatts | £18,750 |
(c) exceed 50 megawatts but not exceed 100 megawatts | £52,500 |
(d) exceed 100 megawatts but not exceed 300 megawatts | £75,000 |
(e) exceed 300 megawatts | £112,500 |
2. A variation application which is for EIA development and which, if granted, would increase the capacity of the generating station such that the increased capacity would— | |
(a) not exceed 10 megawatts | £5, 250 |
(b) exceed 10 megawatts but not exceed 50 megawatts | £26,250 |
(c) exceed 50 megawatts but not exceed 100 megawatts | £93,750 |
(d) exceed 100 megawatts but not exceed 300 megawatts | £135,000 |
(e) exceed 300 megawatts | £210,000 |
3. A variation application which, if granted, would not increase the capacity of the generating station, where the generating station has a capacity— | |
(a) not exceeding 10 megawatts | £4,875 |
(b) exceeding 10 megawatts | £18,750 |
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