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14.—(1) The Secretary of State must determine the amount of electricity deemed to be exported by different categories of accredited FIT installation with a total installed capacity of 30 kilowatts or less where that amount is not measured by an export meter which is registered under the Balancing and Settlement Code.
(2) The amount under paragraph (1) must be expressed as a percentage of the amount of electricity shown on the generation meter of the accredited FIT installation.
(3) Different percentages may apply to different categories of accredited FIT installation.
(4) The determination of a percentage under paragraph (1) must be based on an estimate of the amount of electricity generated by the category of installation that would be exported.
(5) Except in respect of FIT year 1, a determination under paragraph (1) must be published 1 month before the beginning of each FIT year.
(6) For FIT year 1, the percentages are—
(a)50% of the generation meter reading for accredited FIT installations using the following eligible low-carbon energy sources—
(i)combined heat and power
(ii)anaerobic digestion;
(iii)solar photovoltaic; or
(iv)wind;
and
(b)75% of the generation meter reading for an accredited FIT installation which is a hydro generating station.
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