[19C Application of section 19D to LNG facilities]
Gas Act 1986 (1986 c 44) | Legislation

[19C  Application of section 19D to LNG facilities]

[[(1)     Section 19D applies to an LNG import or export facility, except as provided in subsections (1A) and (1B).

(1A)     Section 19D does not apply to an LNG import or export facility if, or to the extent that, it is exempt under this section.

(1B)     Section 19D does not apply to an LNG import or export facility if it is exempt under section 19DZA.]

(2)     [A person who is or expects to be an owner of an] [LNG import or export 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 facility (or proposed 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 subsection if it is—

(a)     a modification of an LNG import or export facility to provide for a significant increase in the capacity of the facility; or

(b)     a modification of an LNG import or export facility to enable the development of new sources of gas

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