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2. For Article 27 of the 2009 Order (microgenerators) substitute—
27.—(1) This Article applies to a generating station which—
(a)is an accredited microgenerator,
(b)has not had a total declared net capacity in excess of 50 kilowatts at any time after 31st March 2009, and
(c)is not a qualifying new onshore wind station or a qualifying new hydro station or a qualifying new solar photovoltaic station or a qualifying new anaerobic digestion station.
(2) The amount of electricity to be stated in each NIROC issued in respect of electricity generated—
(a)by a generating station to which this Article applies, and
(b)using—
(i)pre-2013 capacity, or
(ii)2013/14 capacity, or
(iii)2014/15 capacity,
(3) The amount of electricity to be stated in each NIROC issued in respect of electricity generated—
(a)by a generating station to which this Article applies, and
(b)using 2015/16 capacity,
(4) The amount of electricity to be stated in each NIROC issued in respect of electricity generated—
(a)by a generating station to which this Article applies, and
(b)using post-2016 capacity,
(5) In this Article and in Articles 27A to 27C—
“2010/2015 qualifying new solar photovoltaic station” means a generating station which—
generates electricity from the direct conversion of sunlight to electricity,
was accredited after 31st March 2010 and before 1st October 2015, and
has not had a declared net capacity in excess of 250 kilowatts at any time after 31st March 2010;
“2015/2016 qualifying new solar photovoltaic station” means a generating station which—
generates electricity from the direct conversion of sunlight to electricity,
was accredited after 30th September 2015 and before 1st October 2016, and
has not had a declared net capacity in excess of 250 kilowatts at any time after 30th September 2015;
“2016/2017 qualifying new solar photovoltaic station” means a generating station which—
generates electricity from the direct conversion of sunlight to electricity,
was accredited after 30th September 2016, and
has not had a declared net capacity in excess of 250 kilowatts at any time after 30th September 2016;
“qualifying new hydro station” means a hydro generating station which—
was first accredited after 31st March 2010, and
has not had a declared net capacity in excess of 5 megawatts at any time after 31st March 2010;
“qualifying new onshore wind station” means a generating station which—
generates electricity from onshore wind,
was accredited after 31st March 2010, and
has not had a declared net capacity in excess of 5 megawatts at any time after 31st March 2010;
“qualifying new solar photovoltaic station” means—
a 2010/2015 qualifying new solar photovoltaic station,
a 2015/2016 qualifying new solar photovoltaic station, and
a 2016/2017 qualifying new solar photovoltaic station;
“qualifying new anaerobic digestion station”, means a generating station which—
generates electricity from gas formed by the anaerobic digestion of material which is neither sewage nor material in a landfill,
was first accredited after 31st March 2011, and
has not had a declared net capacity in excess of 5 megawatts at any time after 31st March 2011.
(6) This Article is subject to Article 30.”.
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