Guidance

Facilities' energy consumption: excludable forms of energy for Climate Change Agreements

The forms of renewable energy that are not counted as part of a facility's energy consumption.

From:
Department of Energy & Climate Change
Published
31 August 2010

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Climate Change Agreements – Accounting for renewable energy

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The Climate Change Agreements (CCAs) make provision for certain forms of energy supplied from renewable sources not to be counted as part of a facility’s energy consumption. This note clarifies the arrangements, in particular with respect to electricity generated from renewable energy sources. It should be noted that these arrangements have changed a number of times through the life of the agreements. Operators should check that they are compliant with the current arrangements.

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Published 31 August 2010

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