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32.—(1) In this regulation—
“” means the rate at which a termination fee is payable by a capacity provider if—
a capacity agreement is terminated on a ground specified in capacity market rules; and
capacity market rules specify that TF1 is payable in the event of the capacity agreement being terminated on that ground;
“” means the rate at which a termination fee is payable by a capacity provider if—
a capacity agreement is terminated on a ground specified in capacity market rules; and
capacity market rules specify that TF2 is payable in the event of the capacity agreement being terminated on that ground.
(4) References in this regulation to a rate expressed as £/MW are to that amount in pounds per MW of de-rated capacity or DSR bid capacity for which the capacity agreement is issued, as specified in the capacity market register.
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