46 Notice scheme
Infrastructure Act 2015 (2015 c 7) | Legislation

46  Notice scheme

(1)     The Secretary of State may, by regulations, require relevant energy undertakings to give notice of the proposed exercise, or exercise, of the right of use °Ú—

(a)     the right to use deep-level land in England for the purposes of exploiting petroleum, and

(b)     the right to use deep-level land for the purposes of exploiting deep geothermal energy].

[(1A)     The Welsh Ministers may, by regulations, require relevant energy undertakings to give notice of the proposed exercise, or exercise, of the right to use deep-level land in Wales for the purposes of exploiting petroleum.]

(2)

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