Renewable Energy (Electricity) Regulations 2001
15AElectricity omitted from calculation
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15A Electricity omitted from calculation
When determining the amount of electricity generated by an accredited power station, the following electricity is to be omitted from all calculations under regulation 14: (a) electricity that was generated by using an eligible renewable energy source that is not ecologically sustainable; (b) electricity that was not used to directly meet demand for electricity; (c) electricity generated in a power station where an approval to use an eligible energy source: (i) is required by a Commonwealth, State, Territory or local government authority; and (ii) the nominated person for the power station is unable to give evidence of that approval; (d) if certificates have been created in relation to a small generation unit under section 23A of the Act—electricity that was generated by the small generation unit.
Note: Ecologically sustainable is defined in subsection 5(1) of the Act.