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19E.—(1) The increase in an installation’s emissions target for each scheme year for which the application is made is NC x CCUF x RF x FYF, where—
NC is the net change in installed capacity at the installation since the reference date (see paragraph 19D);
CCUF is the combined capacity utilisation factor (see paragraph 19F);
RF is the reduction factor for the scheme year;
FYF is the first year factor.
(2) The reduction factor—
(a)for a scheme year set out in column 1 of table D in paragraph 16 is the value set out in the corresponding entry in column 2;
(b)for a scheme year set out in column 1 of table E in paragraph 17 is the value set out in the corresponding entry in column 2.
(3) The first year factor is—
(a)for the scheme year in which the capacity increase is put into operation, (Y-D)/Y;
(b)for any other scheme year, 1.
(4) For the purposes of sub-paragraph (3)—
(a)Y is the number of days in the scheme year;
(b)D is the number of days in the scheme year before the date on which the capacity increase is put into operation.
(5) Where an application is made in respect of two or more capacity increases, for the purpose of calculating the first year factor, the capacity increases must be treated as being put into operation on the date on which the last capacity increase is put into operation.]
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