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CHP definition

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What does CHP mean?

Combined Heat and Power or Cogeneration: The use of a heat engine or a power station to generate both electricity and useful heat simultaneously.

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Court of Justice State aid appeals—ongoing cases tracker

Court of Justice State aid appeals—ongoing cases tracker The below tracks live Court of Justice appeal cases involving State aid (Articles 107 to 109 TFEU) and other actions for the recovery of aid. For completed cases, see Court of Justice State aid appeals—closed cases tracker. NOTE—completed appeals are moved from this document to the case trackers for closed appeals within seven days of the final court decision. For details of recent State aid decisions by the Commission, see EU State aid decisions—ongoing cases tracker, for details of State aid appeals before the General Court, see General Court State aid appeals—ongoing cases tracker, and for details of national reference cases before the Court of Justice involving State aid, see Court of Justice State aid national references—ongoing cases tracker. Appeals from the General Court Case Decision being appealed/issues Latest development Case C- 242/24 P Commission v Germany Appeal of the General Court judgment in Case T- 409/21 upholding an action for annulment against the Commission’s decisions in...

Renewables Obligation (RO)—accreditation of renewable electricity generators [Archived]

Renewables Obligation (RO)—accreditation of renewable electricity generators [Archived] ARCHIVED: This Practice Note has been archived and is not maintained. Why do generators needed to be accredited? The Renewables Obligation (RO) supports investment in renewable generation projects. It does this by placing customer-facing electricity suppliers—who (directly or indirectly) purchase their electricity from generators—under an obligation to source an increasing proportion of their wholesale electricity from renewable sources. The required proportion is set by the Secretary of State (SoS) for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). The supplier evidences its purchases of renewable electricity by the submission of ‘Renewable Obligation Certificates’ (ROCs) to the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem). Electricity suppliers are required to evidence their purchases of renewable energy by submitting ROCs to Ofgem. New ROCs are only issued to accredited renewable generators in order to incentivise suppliers to buy their renewable energy (and accompanying, separately priced ROCs) from renewable projects, thus providing those projects with an element of financial support. The RO is primarily provided for...

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Project lawyers’ completion documents list—waste to energy projects (merchant)—template

Project lawyers’ completion documents list—waste to energy projects (merchant)—template PROJECT DETAILS PROJECT NAME: [insert name of project] CLIENT: [insert name of client] [Insert name of firm] PROJECT LEAD: [insert name of client/lead partner] PROJECT PARTIES PROJECT PARTY DETAILS Account Bank(s) [insert name of Account Bank] (Company Registration No. [insert number]) whose registered office is at [insert registered office of Account Bank] Agent [insert name of Agent] (Company Registration No. [insert number]) whose registered office is at [insert registered office of Agent] Architect [insert name of Architect] (Company Registration No. [insert number]) whose registered office is at [insert registered office of Architect] Arrangers [insert name of Arrangers] (Company Registration No. [insert number]) whose registered office is at [insert registered office of Arrangers] Construction Contractor [insert name of Construction Contractor] (Company Registration No. [insert number]) whose registered office is at [insert registered office of Construction Contractor] Construction Contractor Parent Company [insert name of Construction Contractor Parent Company] (Company Registration No. [insert number]) whose registered office is at...

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