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1.—(1) In this Schedule—
(a)“the allocation table” has the meaning given by regulation 79(2);
(b)“new entrant reserve” means the reserve of allowances provided for under Article 10a(7) of the Directive;
(c)“preliminary total annual amount of allowances” is that amount as calculated in accordance with Article 19(3) of the Free Allocation Decision;
(d)“verified” means verified as satisfactory in accordance with Article 8 of the Free Allocation Decision (except that the reference to Decision 2007/589/EC in Article 8(3) is to be read as a reference to the Verification Regulation);
(e)“year” means a scheme year in the trading period 2013 to 2020.
(2) In this Schedule, the following expressions have the meanings given to them in Article 3 of the Free Allocation Decision—
“added capacity” (see Article 3(l));
“incumbent installation” (see Article 3(a));
“reduced capacity” (see Article 3(m));
“significant capacity extension” (see Article 3(i));
“significant capacity reduction” (see Article 3(j));
“start of changed operation” (see Article 3(o));
“start of normal operation” (see Article 3(n)).
(3) This Schedule does not apply to—
(a)an excluded installation (see regulation 15(3)(b)); or
(b)an installation that, by virtue of Article 10a(3) of the Directive, is not eligible for an allocation.
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