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Obtaining hospital or small emitter status for 2026-2030 allocation periodU.K.

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5.—(1) The operator of an installation who wishes to apply for the installation to be a hospital or small emitter for the scheme years in the 2026-2030 allocation period must submit the following to the regulator—

(a)details of the installation, including details of any permit in force;

(b)evidence that the installation meets condition A, B or C (see paragraph 6);

(c)where the operator submits evidence that the installation meets condition A, the evidence and any estimate required by paragraph 6(3);

(d)where the operator submits evidence that the installation meets condition C, any estimate required by paragraph 6(6).

(2) An application—

(a)may not be made before 1st April [F12025];

(b)must be made on or before 30th June [F12025].

(3) After receiving an application, the regulator must on or before [F231st August 2025]

(a)make a preliminary assessment of whether or not the installation meets condition A, B or C; and

(b)send the preliminary assessment and the reasons for it to the UK ETS authority.

(4) After receiving the preliminary assessment—

(a)the UK ETS authority must make a final assessment of whether or not the installation meets condition A, B or C; and

(b)if the UK ETS authority considers that the installation meets condition A, B or C, the UK ETS authority must include the installation in a list (the “hospital and small emitter list for 2026-2030”).

(5) The UK ETS authority must publish the hospital and small emitter list for 2026-2030 on or before [F317th October].

(6) Evidence of an installation's historic reportable emissions may not be taken into account for the purposes of assessing whether or not an installation meets condition B or C unless the evidence is—

(a)verified [F4as satisfactory] in accordance with the Verification Regulation 2018; or

(b)where relevant, set out in an emissions report accompanied by the declaration referred to in paragraph 11(2)(b)(ii).

(7) An application may not be made under this paragraph and paragraph 3 of Schedule 8.

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