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28.—(1) An allocation framework may in respect of an allocation round provide for requirements (“supplemental requirements”) in relation to any or all types of eligible generating station which are in addition to the requirements in this Chapter.
(2) To the extent that any supplemental requirements apply to an application, the applicant in respect of that application must satisfy those requirements as additional qualification requirements for the allocation round.
(3) Supplemental requirements may include any of the following requirements in relation to a CFD unit—
(a)the amount of electricity to be generated;
(b)location;
(c)the manner and security of supply of fuel to be used to generate electricity;
(d)the metering of electricity to be generated;
(e)the type of fuel to be used to generate electricity.
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