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6.—(1) In this Order, “grace period generating station” means a generating station to which paragraph (2) applies.
(2) This paragraph applies to a generating station if—
(a)it was registered by the Authority as a grace period generating station under article 58ZA(1) of the 2009 Order (before that article was revoked by this Order), and
(b)the Authority has not withdrawn the registration in question.
(3) In circumstances where the Authority has reason to believe that the information on which its decision to register a generating station as a grace period generating station was based was incorrect in a material particular, and having regard to those circumstances the Authority considers it appropriate to do so, the Authority may withdraw the registration in question.
(4) The Authority must notify the operator of the generating station in writing of any withdrawal of registration of the station as a grace period generating station.
Article 58ZA was inserted by article 22 of S.I. 2013/768 and amended by article 18(1)(2) and (3) of S.I. 2014/893.
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