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13. After regulation 42 insert—
“42A.—(1) A participant who uses solid biomass in an accredited domestic plant on or after 5th October 2015 must only use solid biomass which meets the requirement in paragraph (2) in that plant.
(2) The requirement in this paragraph is that—
(a)the solid biomass was, at the time when it was received by the participant, an approved sustainable fuel; or
(b)the Secretary of State has made a declaration under regulation 36E(5) of the Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme Regulations 2011 in respect of that solid biomass.”.
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