[19A Application of section 19B to storage facilities]
Gas Act 1986 (1986 c 44) | Legislation

[19A  Application of section 19B to storage facilities]

[[(1)     Section 19B applies to a storage facility, except as provided in subsections (1A) and (1B).

(1A)     Section 19B does not apply to a storage facility if it is subject to a minor facility exemption under section 8S.

(1B)     Section 19B does not apply to a storage facility if, or to the extent that, it is exempt under this section.

(1C)     The Authority must maintain on its website a list of the facilities to which section 19B applies.

(1D)     If only part of the capacity of a storage facility is exempt under this section, the list under subsection (1C) must specify the extent to which section 19B applies to the facility.]

(2)     [A person who is or expects to be an owner] of a storage facility may apply in writing to [the Authority] for an exemption [under this section] [with respect to the facility].

[(2A)     An application under subsection (2) must relate to—

(a)     a storage facility (or proposed storage facility) which is not yet operational; or

(b)     a modification (or proposed modification) which falls within subsection (2B) and is not yet operational.

(2B)     A modification (or proposed modification) falls within this

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