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The Contracts for Difference (Allocation) Regulations 2014

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  1. Introductory Text

  2. PART 1

    1. 1.Citation, commencement and extent

    2. 2.Interpretation

  3. PART 2

    1. 3.Notices

    2. 4.Establishing allocation rounds

    3. 5.Varying and terminating allocation rounds

    4. 6.Allocation frameworks

    5. 7.Framework notices

    6. 8.Framework revisions

    7. 9.Publication of allocation frameworks

  4. PART 3

    1. 10.Application

    2. 11.Budget notices

    3. 12.Budget revision

    4. 13.Budget revision notices

  5. PART 4

    1. CHAPTER 1

      1. 14.Excluded applications

    2. CHAPTER 2

      1. 15.Commencement of allocation rounds

      2. 16.Applications

      3. 17.Determinations: qualifying applicants

      4. 18.Information to be provided by the Authority

      5. 19.Notices of determinations

      6. 20.Reviews of non-qualification determinations

      7. 21.Additional applications

      8. 22.Requirements of applications

    3. CHAPTER 3

      1. 23.Requirement for applicable planning consents

      2. 24.Applicable planning consents

      3. 25.Connection agreements

    4. CHAPTER 4

      1. 26.Statements in relation to supply chains

      2. 27.Offshore CFD units

      3. 28.Supplemental requirements

  6. PART 5

    1. CHAPTER 1

      1. 29.Valuation of applications

    2. CHAPTER 2

      1. 30.Requirements applicable to allocation frameworks

    3. CHAPTER 3

      1. 31.Non-qualification review and appeal deadline dates

      2. 32.Notices of requests for review or appeal

      3. 33.Commencement of the allocation process

      4. 34.Delay to the commencement of allocation processes

      5. 35.Completion of the allocation process

    4. CHAPTER 4

      1. 36.Auditing

      2. 37.Provision of audit report to the Secretary of State

      3. 38.Proceeding, re-running an allocation process or terminating an allocation round

      4. 39.Re-running an allocation process

    5. CHAPTER 5

      1. 40.Delay after completion of allocation processes

  7. PART 6

    1. 41.Application of Part 6

    2. 42.Timing and content of CFD notifications and notices

  8. PART 7

    1. 43.Disputes concerning non-qualification determinations: qualification appeals

    2. 44.Requirements for qualification appeals

    3. 45.Notification and representations

    4. 46.Determinations of the Authority

    5. 47.Appeal to the High Court or Court of Session

    6. 48.Register of appeals

  9. PART 8

    1. 49.Application of this Part

    2. 50.Strike price bids

    3. 51.Successful applications determined by the Authority

    4. 52.Appeals to the High Court or the Court of Session

    5. 53.Notices that no CFD notification is given

  10. PART 9

    1. 54.Allocation reports

    2. 55.Enforcement

    3. 56.Giving of documents

  11. PART 10

    1. 57.Directions under section 10 of the Act

    2. 58.Obligation to notify the specified person

    3. 59.Directions ceasing to have effect

    4. 60.Publication of contracts

    5. 61.Interpretation of Part 10

  12. Signature

    1. SCHEDULE 1

      Information in support of applications

      1. 1.The following is the information referred to in regulation 17(4)...

      2. 2.In respect of the applicant— (a) the name of the...

      3. 3.In respect of the relevant CFD unit—

      4. 4.A statement by the applicant which states whether or not—...

      5. 5.Such other information concerning the applicant or the application as...

    2. SCHEDULE 2

      Documents

      1. 1.The provisions of this Schedule apply to a document, which...

      2. 2.A document must be in writing and dated.

      3. 3.A document given to a person on a non-working day...

      4. 4.A document may be given to a person by—

      5. 5.For the purposes of paragraph 4(a) a document is given...

      6. 6.For the purposes of paragraph 4(d), a document is given...

      7. 7.A person may, in substitution for the proper address which...

      8. 8.In this Schedule— “dedicated portal” means a facility on a...

  14. Explanatory Note

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