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These Regulations make provision under the Heat Networks (Scotland) Act 2021 (“the Act”) in relation to heat network zones (Part 3 of the Act) and building assessment reports (Part 5 of the Act).
Regulation 2 provides how a local authority are to publish a statement of review of heat network zoning prepared under section 47(6) of the Act.
Regulation 3 provides who a local authority must consult before deciding whether to designate an area as a heat network zone, and sets out requirements for publishing the details of their consultation.
Regulation 4 specifies how a local authority are to publish the details of a designated heat network zone.
Regulation 5 provides who a local authority must consult before deciding whether to vary a heat network zone, and regulation 6 specifies how they are to publish the details of a varied heat network zone.
Regulation 7 specifies when a building assessment report must be prepared, and regulation 8 specifies that non-domestic buildings with an annual heat demand of less than 73 megawatt-hours per year are exempt from the requirement to prepare a building assessment report under section 63 of the Act.
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