[41BA Scottish Ministers' promotion of reductions in home-heating costs: electricity suppliers]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[41BA  Scottish Ministers' promotion of reductions in home-heating costs: electricity suppliers]

[(1)     Where the Secretary of State under section 41B imposes on electricity suppliers obligations to achieve a target within a specified period, the power to make orders under that section is exercisable by the Scottish Ministers for the purposes of those obligations imposed in relation to Scotland and not, except as provided by subsections (9) and (10), by the Secretary of State.

(2)     An obligation is imposed in relation to Scotland to the extent that measures to meet that obligation may be carried out in Scotland (disregarding any power to elect under section 103A of the Utilities Act 2000).

(3)     For the purposes of the exercise by the Scottish Ministers of the power to make an order under section 41B, that section applies with the following modifications—

(a)     for subsection (1) there is substituted a power by order to specify how electricity suppliers may meet their obligations to achieve the home-heating cost reduction target through measures carried out in Scotland;

(b)     subsection (3) is omitted;

(c)     subsections (3), (5)(a), (7)(a)[, (7C), (7E)] and (10A) of section 41A as applied by subsection (4) are omitted;

(d)     in subsection (2)(a) at the

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