118 Revocation notices
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

118  Revocation notices

(1)     A revocation notice may be given only in respect of a failure to comply with a sanctionable requirement imposed on a licensee in that capacity.

(2)     Where two or more persons are the licensee in respect of a carbon storage licence, the revocation notice must be given jointly to all of those persons.

(3)     A revocation notice is a notice which—

(a)     specifies the sanctionable requirement in question,

(b)     gives details of the failure to comply with the requirement,

(c)     informs the person or

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