35Amount of hydrogen that reaches the delivery gate or end of delivery module

35 Amount of hydrogen that reaches the delivery gate or end of delivery module

Amount that reaches the delivery gate (1) Where a delivery module is the final delivery module for the hydrogen, the amount of hydrogen that reaches the delivery gate is worked out as follows: (a) for the pipeline delivery module: (i) if the pipeline is a single access pipeline—in accordance with section 36; (ii) in any other case—in accordance with section 38; (b) for the vehicle delivery module—in accordance with either section 37 or section 38; (c) for the storage vessel delivery module—in accordance with section 38. (2) Where no delivery module is required to convey the hydrogen from the production gate to a delivery gate, the amount of hydrogen that reaches the delivery gate is worked out in accordance with section 39.

Note: Example: The holder of a production profile for hydrogen has a connection directly from their production gate to a shared network pipeline. Hydrogen that reaches the production gate effectively reaches the delivery gate at the same time and does not require the use of a delivery module.

Amount that reaches the end of the delivery module (3) Where the delivery module is an interim delivery module for the hydrogen, the amount of hydrogen that reaches the end of the delivery module is worked out in accordance with the following provisions where a reference in the provision to delivery gate is taken to be a reference to end of the delivery module: (a) for the pipeline delivery module: (i) if the pipeline is a single access pipeline—in accordance with section 36; (ii) in any other case—in accordance with section 38; (b) for the vehicle delivery module—in accordance with either section 37 or section 38; (c) for the storage vessel delivery module—in accordance with section 38. (4) In this section:

single access pipeline, for the pipeline delivery module, means a pipeline that:

(a) is a dedicated pipeline for hydrogen; and
(b) has a single input point for the hydrogen; and
(c) has a single delivery gate for the hydrogen.