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11. In section 28(1) (interpretation of Part 3 of the Petroleum Act 1998)(1)—U.K.
(a)in the appropriate place, insert—
““carbon dioxide storage site” means a facility—
for the storage of carbon dioxide (with a view to its permanent disposal, or as an interim measure prior to its permanent disposal); and
in respect of the use of which a person is required to have a licence under section 18 of the Energy Act 2008;”; and
““controlled carbon dioxide pipeline” means any controlled pipeline or one of a network of controlled pipelines—
which is used to convey carbon dioxide to a carbon dioxide storage site, or
which is not being used for any purpose but which is intended to be used to convey carbon dioxide to such a site;”; and
(b)for the definition of “controlled petroleum pipeline”, substitute—
““controlled petroleum pipeline” means any controlled pipeline or one of a network of controlled pipelines—
which is operated or constructed as part of a petroleum production project and is not a controlled carbon dioxide pipeline; or
which is used to convey petroleum from the site of one or more such projects—
directly to premises, in order for that petroleum to be used at those premises for power generation or for an industrial process;
directly to a place outside Great Britain;
directly to a terminal; or
indirectly to a terminal by way of one or more other terminals, whether or not such intermediate terminals are of the same kind as the final terminal;”.
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I1Sch. para. 11 in force at 16.9.2011, see reg. 1
Section 28(1) has been amended but the amendments are not relevant to these Regulations.
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