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5.—(1) Paragraph (2) applies where an installation has been extended as described in paragraph (3) (“Case 1”) or paragraph (4) (“Case 2”).
(2) In relation to the accreditation of that extension, article 15 applies as if the amendments made by article 2(3) and (4) of this Order had not been made.
(3) Case 1 is that before 18th October 2011—
(a)an extension to an accredited FIT installation has been commissioned; and
(b)the Authority or the relevant FIT licensee has received notice of the extension.
(4) Case 2 is that—
(a)before 18th October 2011—
(i)a request has been made to the Authority, or (in the case of an eligible installation with a total installed capacity not exceeding 50kW) a FIT licensee, for accreditation of an eligible installation which has been commissioned;
(ii)an extension to that eligible installation has been commissioned; and
(iii)the Authority or the FIT licensee has received notice of that extension; and
(b)the eligible installation is subsequently accredited as an accredited FIT installation.
(5) In this article—
(a)the following expressions have the same meanings as in the 2010 Order—
“accreditation”;
“accredited FIT installation”;
“the Authority”;
“central FIT register”;
“commissioned”;
“eligible installation”;
“extension”;
“FIT licensee”;
“FIT payments”; and
“total installed capacity”; and
(b)in paragraph (3), “relevant FIT licensee” means the FIT licensee identified on the central FIT register as responsible for making FIT payments in respect of the accredited FIT installation.
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