The Feed-in Tariffs Order 2012
PART 1Introductory provisions
1Citation and commencement
2Interpretation
PART 2Specified maximum capacity
3Specified maximum capacity
PART 3Accreditation and matters relating to accreditation
CHAPTER 1Accreditation
4Application of this Chapter
5Accreditation of eligible installations
6Accreditation of eligible installations not previously accredited under the ROO
7Exceptions to accreditation applicable to all eligible installations
8Limit on numbers of eligible installations using combined heat and power
8AThe pause period
8BThe application limit
8CThe application limit: adjustments
8DTransitional installations
CHAPTER 2Preliminary accreditation and pre-registration
9Preliminary accreditation
10Effect of preliminary accreditation
11Pre-registration of community energy installations
12Pre-registration of school installations
CHAPTER 3Matters relating to accreditation
13Tariff codes
14Unique identifiers for accredited FIT installations
15Site of accredited FIT installations
16Calculating and publishing FIT payment rates
17Withdrawal of accreditation, etc.
17AWithdrawal of preliminary accreditation for certain hydro generating stations
PART 4Accreditation of extensions to installations
18Accreditation of extensions to accredited FIT installations
19Accreditation of extensions to installations which are not accredited FIT installations
20Part 4: interpretation
PART 5The central FIT register
21The central FIT register
22Error in the central FIT register
23Modifications, nominations and terminations
24Switching
PART 5ATreatment of FIT generators following licence revocation
24AAccredited FIT installations
24BOther installations not yet accredited
PART 6Levelisation
25Levelisation fund
26Calculation of annual levelisation payments
27Calculation of FIT contributions, etc.
27AThe capped amount of qualifying renewable electricity
28Periodic levelisation
29Notice of levelisation payments
30Payments by the Authority
30AMutualisation
PART 7Administrative functions of the Authority
31Publication of guidance
32List of FIT licensees
33Annual reports
34Additional information
35Notices to reduce, withhold or recoup FIT payments
35ZANotices to reduce, withhold or recoup generation payments for the purposes of Part 8A
35AFIT applications data
PART 8Functions of the Secretary of State
36FIT deployment data
37Deemed exports
38Determinations relating to levelisation
38AFor the period commencing on 1st July 2013 until the...
PART 8AAnaerobic digestion installations and entitlement to generation payments
38BApplication
38COngoing obligation to meet sustainability criteria
38DOngoing obligation to provide quarterly declarations relating to sustainability criteria
38EEntitlement to generation payments for electricity produced annually from biogas derived other than from waste and residue
38FOngoing obligation to provide annual declarations relating to feedstock types
38GOngoing obligation to provide annual audit report relating to sustainability criteria and feedstock type
38HOngoing obligation to provide quarterly meter readings to the FIT licensee
38IReporting periods
38JInterpretation
PART 9Miscellaneous
39Notices
40Revocations, transitional provisions and savings
SCHEDULE A1MCS-certified installations
1An eligible installation is an MCS-certified installation if it is...
2In paragraph 1, “relevant installation standard” means—
3When exercising any functions under this Order, the Authority may...
4In this Schedule, “MCS” means the Microgeneration Certification Scheme.
SCHEDULE 1The central FIT register
1(1) The central FIT register must contain sufficient information to...
2The central FIT register must contain sufficient information to identify,...
SCHEDULE1ALimit of aggregate capacity of eligible installations
SCHEDULE2FIT applications data
1Within the first 5 working days of each tariff period,...
2The data referred to in paragraph 1 are—
3In this Schedule— “applied for” refers to an application for...
SCHEDULE2AGreenhouse gas criteria
PART1Greenhouse gas criteria
1The greenhouse gas criteria
2Calculating the greenhouse gas emissions
3The default value method must not be used to calculate...
4For the purposes of paragraph 3(c), paragraph 7 of Part...
5Interpretation
PART2Default greenhouse gas emissions from the production of biomass
SCHEDULE 3Revocations

2012 No. 2782

Electricity

The Feed-in Tariffs Order 2012

Made

Laid before Parliament

Coming into force

The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 41(4), 43(3)(a), and 104(2) of the Energy Act 2008 M1, makes the following Order:

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