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24.—(1) Where an application for accreditation of a commissioned eligible installation has been made before 15th January 2016 and has not been determined before that date, the Authority must determine whether to accredit the installation in accordance with the 2012 Order as if it had not been amended by this Order.
(2) The tables published by the Authority under article 16 of the 2012 Order as it applied before this Order came into force, setting out the FIT payment rates to apply to accredited FIT installations, shall continue to have effect in relation to installations which were commissioned before 15th January 2016 and for which an application for accreditation was made before that date.
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