128 Discharge of obligation by payment
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

128  Discharge of obligation by payment

(1)     An RTF order may provide that a person who does not wholly discharge his renewable transport fuel obligation for a period by the production of evidence must pay the Administrator the specified sum within the specified period.

(2)     The provision that may be made by virtue of subsection (1) includes, in particular, provision—

(a)     for the specified sum to increase, in cases where that sum is not paid within a specified period, at the specified rate until it is paid or until the occurrence of a specified event;

(b)     for specified amounts to be adjusted from time to time for inflation in the specified manner;

(c)     for the repayment of sums in cases where provision made by virtue of section 127(7) applies in relation to a person;

(d)

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