[32T NI certificates]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[32T  NI certificates]

[(1)     A certificate purchase order may (subject to subsection (3)) provide for the Northern Ireland authority to issue from time to time, in accordance with such criteria (if any) as are specified in the order, a certificate (“a NI certificate”) to—

(a)     the operator of a generating station in Northern Ireland, or

(b)     if the order so provides, a person of any other description.

(2)     A NI certificate is to certify—

(a)     the matters within subsection (4), or

(b)     if the order provides that a certificate may certify the matters within subsection (5), (6) or (7), the matters within that subsection.

(3)     A NI certificate certifying that an amount of electricity has been generated from renewable sources in any period may not be issued if—

(a)     an order under Article 52 of the Energy (Northern Ireland) Order 2003 is in force, and

(b)     a Northern Ireland RO

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