UK Statutory Instrument 2014 United Kingdom

Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations 2014

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What this Act requires

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Schedules

Browse 42 other Schedules — structural / supplementary
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(1) Where sub-paragraph (2) applies it will be considered cost...

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In this Schedule, “heat or cooling demand” for a building...

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A real discount rate of 3.5% is to be applied...

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The matters to be taken into account in estimating the...

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The projected energy savings over the 10 year period subsequent...

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It will be considered technically feasible to install meters in...

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It will be considered technically feasible to install meters in...

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(1) Where sub-paragraph (2) applies it will be considered cost...

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The matters to be taken into account in estimating the...

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The projected energy savings over the 10 year period subsequent...

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For the purpose of this Schedule, the one year period...

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At least once a year a bill must be issued...

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Where the final customer has opted to receive electronic billing...

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Where billing information is not issued by the heat supplier...

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Billing information means the following information— (a) current energy prices...

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The information specified in sub-paragraph 4(d) must also be supplied...

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It will be considered technically possible and economically justified to...

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The matters to be taken into account in estimating the...

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Power to enter premises

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Power to inspect, seize and detain products

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Warrants

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Conditions for warrants

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Duration of warrant

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Authorised person

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Contents of an enforcement undertaking

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Criminal proceedings and compliance notices

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Discharge of an enforcement undertaking

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Inaccurate, incomplete or misleading information

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Non-compliance penalties

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The authorised person may at any time in writing—

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Appeals

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Guidance as to use of civil sanctions

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Consultation on guidance

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Publication of enforcement action

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Imposition of a compliance notice

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Notice of intent

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Making representations and objections

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Compliance notice

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Contents of compliance notice

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Appeals against a compliance notice

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Criminal proceedings

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Enforcement undertakings

Browse 17 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
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Citation and commencement

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Interpretation

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Classes of building

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Duty to notify

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Duty to install meters

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Requirements relating to meters

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Duty to install heat cost allocators, thermostatic radiator valves and hot water meters

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Replacement of existing meters...

s.008

On-going obligations in relation to meters and heat cost allocators

s.008

No continuing duty to install heat cost allocators, thermostatic radiator valves and hot water meters

s.009

Billing

s.010

Enforcement authority

s.011

Offences

s.012

Bodies corporate in Scotland

s.013

Penalties

s.014

Time limit for prosecution of offences

s.015

Review

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