Part 9Energy smart appliances and load control
Chapter 2Energy smart appliances
I1I2240Prohibitions and requirements: supplemental
1
Requirements imposed by energy smart regulations may, in particular, refer or relate to—
a
published documents and standards (as they have effect from time to time);
b
a list, published by the Secretary of State, of such documents and standards;
c
requirements (however described) imposed by or under any enactment or Act of the Scottish Parliament.
2
Prohibitions imposed by energy smart regulations may, in particular, relate to—
a
the providing of load control for appliances that are not compliant with the regulations;
b
the modification of appliances in a manner that would cause them to cease to be compliant with the regulations.
3
The following kinds of appliances are “relevant appliances” for the purposes of section 239(4)(c)—
a
energy smart appliances that are not compliant with requirements or particular requirements of energy smart regulations;
b
appliances without the energy smart function, or that are not compatible with the energy smart function of another appliance, and are—
i
charge points (for electric vehicles), or
ii
electrical heating appliances.
4
The reference in subsection (3)(b)(ii) to electrical heating appliances includes a reference to heat pumps.
5
In this Chapter, “modification of appliances” has the meaning given by energy smart regulations.
6
Energy smart regulations may not provide for a prohibition to be contravened by an end-user of an appliance (in their capacity as such) or for such a person to be enforced against as described in section 241 or 242.