The Electricity (Applications for Licences and Extensions and Restrictions of Licences) Regulations 2001

PART I FURTHER INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS TO ACCOMPANY AN APPLICATION IN RESPECT OF A GENERATION LICENCE

1.  Provide a sufficient description adequately specifying(1) the actual or proposed location of each generating station intended to be operated under the licence (if granted). Description of proposed location must be sufficient to make clear the nature and extent of the proposed development.

2.  Provide a statement of—

(a) the number of generating stations to be operated;

(b) a description of how each of those stations will, in each case, be fuelled or driven;

(c) the date when any proposed generating stations are expected to be commissioned;

(d) the maximum power (MW) for each of the next five years expected to be available from each generating station at any one time and the aggregate power (MW) expected to be available from each generating station during any year (Exclude (in each case) such wattage as is expected to be consumed at the station);

(e) the expected life of each generating station;

(f) for each generating station for each of the next five years, the numbers of generating units and the capacity of each generating unit; and

(g) particulars of the person or persons to whom the applicant intends for each of the next five years to provide electricity and particulars of the distribution of that electricity, including details of the lines to be constructed.

3.  A statement of the extent (if any) to which the applicant considers it necessary for powers under Schedule 3 (compulsory acquisition of land etc) and under Schedule 4 (other powers etc) to the Act to be given through the licence for which he is applying.

(1)

The description should enable the areas, location or premises concerned to be adequately and readily identified by map if the applicant so desires or by any other convenient means.