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The Contracts for Difference (Allocation) Regulations 2014

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PART 9Allocation reports, compliance and documents

Allocation reports

54.—(1) The delivery body must make available to the Secretary of State details of the matters specified in paragraph (2) in respect of an allocation round, in such form and at such times as the Secretary of State directs.

(2) The matters referred to in paragraph (1) are—

(a)all applicants and all the relevant CFD units included in the applications made by them, excluding the applicants and the relevant CFD units of those applicants who withdrew all of the applications made by them;

(b)in respect of those relevant CFD units included in sub-paragraph (a), the capacity of electricity to be generated including, where the relevant CFD unit is an offshore wind CFD unit to be constructed in phases, the capacity of electricity to be generated under each phase;

(c)all qualifying applicants and qualifying applications;

(d)all successful applicants and successful applications and in respect of those applications—

(i)the final strike price; and

(ii)their valuation, made in accordance with the allocation framework which applied to the allocation round; and

(e)subject to paragraph (3), such other matters as the Secretary of State directs the delivery body to make available.

(3) Where the allocation process for the allocation round has included a competitive process under which bids of strike prices were made, the Secretary of State may not direct the delivery body under paragraph (2)(e) to provide information in respect of those bids.

Enforcement

55.  Requirements imposed on the delivery body by these Regulations or under an allocation framework are to be treated as relevant requirements on the delivery body as a regulated person for the purposes of section 25 of the Electricity Act 1989(1).

Giving of documents

56.  Schedule 2 (documents) has effect, except in respect of Part 10.

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