[32A Further provision about the renewables obligation]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[32A  Further provision about the renewables obligation]

[(1)     A renewables obligation order may make provision generally in relation to the renewables obligation.

(2)     A renewables obligation order may, in particular, specify—

(a)     how the number of renewables obligation certificates required to be produced by an electricity supplier in respect of the amount of electricity supplied by it to customers in the relevant part of Great Britain during a specified period is to be calculated;

(b)     different obligations for successive periods of time;

(c)     that renewables obligation certificates issued in respect of electricity generated—

(i)     using specified descriptions of renewable sources,

(ii)     by specified descriptions of generating stations,

(iii)     in specified ways, or

(iv)     in other specified cases or circumstances,

are to count towards discharging an electricity supplier's obligation only up to a specified number, or

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