UK Statutory Instrument
2011
United Kingdom
The Warm Home Discount Regulations 2011
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Determination of aggregate non-core spending obligation
Determination of aggregate non-core spending obligation
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Title and commencement
Interpretation
Name and duration of scheme
Notification by suppliers
Scheme suppliers
Determination of scheme customers by the Secretary of State
Provision of rebate to core group customers
Exceptions
Provision of information by suppliers
Provision of information by the Secretary of State
Part 3: Interpretation
Determination and notification of non-core spending obligation
Calculation of non-core spending obligation
Adjustments for banking and borrowing
Types and amounts of spending
Spending by connected scheme suppliers
Spending incurred before commencement date
Broader group customers
Eligibility criteria and verification measures
Provision of rebate to broader group customers
Legacy spending
Provision of rebates
Reference tariffs
Calculation of legacy spending
Chapter 3: Interpretation
Industry initiatives
Approval of industry initiatives
Approvals by the Authority: procedure
Determination of amounts spent by scheme suppliers
Provision of information to the Authority
Reviews of the scheme
Official guidance
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- Warm Home Discount (WHD) guidance for suppliers - Version 5.1 | Ofgem (opens in a new tab) from Ofgem Detailed Guidance
Enforcement and responsible bodies
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Office of Gas and Electricity Markets
Regulates gas and electricity markets in Great Britain. Issues licences for generation, transmission, distribution, and supply. Protects consumers and promotes competition. Also …
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Made under
Energy Act 2010 2010 Primary Act
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