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9. After Schedule 3C insert—
Regulations 37, 37AA and 37BA
Tariff name | Source of energy and technology | Installation capacity | Tariff (pence/kWh) |
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Small biomass plants | Solid biomass including solid biomass contained in waste which is not a new solid biomass CHP system | Less than 200kWth | Tier 1: 2.96 Tier 2: 2.08 |
Medium biomass plants | As above | 200kWth and above up to but not including 1MWth | Tier 1: 2.96 Tier 2: 2.08 |
Large biomass plants | As above | 1MWth and above | Tier 1: 2.96 Tier 2: 2.08 |
New solid biomass CHP systems | Solid biomass (excluding solid biomass contained in waste) used in CHP systems which comply with the requirements in regulation 9A | All capacities | 4.29 |
Deep geothermal plants | Deep geothermal energy including CHP systems generating heat and power from such energy | All capacities | 5.22 |
Small biogas plants | Biogas combustion | Less than 200kWth | 2.88 |
Medium biogas plants | Biogas combustion | 200kWth and above up to but not including 600kWth | 2.26 |
Large biogas plants | Biogas combustion | 600kWth and above | 0.86 |
Plants which use solar collectors | Solar collectors | All capacities | 10.44 |
Ground source heat pumps | Ground source heat pumps | All capacities | Tier 1: 9.09 Tier 2: 2.71 |
Air source heat pumps | Air source heat pumps | All capacities | 2.61 |
Producers of biomethane for injection | Biomethane injection | All biomethane injection | Tier 1: 3.20 Tier 2: 1.89 Tier 3: 1.45” |
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