145 Setting of targets etc
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

145  Setting of targets etc

(1)     A low-carbon heat target may be set in whatever way, and by reference to whatever criteria, the Secretary of State considers appropriate, and may for example be set—

(a)     by reference to the carrying on of specified activities;

(b)     as a proportion of the activities of a scheme participant that must relate to relevant heating appliances;

(c)     by reference to the average level of energy efficiency (determined in accordance with scheme regulations) to be achieved in relation to heating appliances, or specified descriptions of heating appliances, supplied

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