58 Duties of revenue support counterparty
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

Duties of revenue support counterparty

58  Duties of revenue support counterparty

(1)     A revenue support counterparty must act in accordance with—

(a)     any direction given by the Secretary of State by virtue of this Chapter;

(b)     any provision included in revenue support regulations.

(2)     Revenue support regulations may make provision—

(a)     to require a revenue support counterparty to enter into arrangements or to offer to contract for purposes connected to a revenue support contract;

(b)     specifying things that a revenue support counterparty may or must do, or things that a revenue

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