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A Contract for Difference (CfD) is a private law contract between a low carbon electricity generator and the Low Carbon Contracts Company (LCCC), a government-owned company.
The Supplier Obligation mechanism is a compulsory levy on electricity suppliers to meet the cost of contracts for difference (CFDs).
The Contract for Difference (CFD) for renewable energy is a key mechanism of Electricity Market Reform.
A number of changes have been made to the CfD Standard Terms and Conditions, Generic Contract and front-end Agreements since the first CfD allocation round.
Since the first CfD allocation round, DECC has made a number of minor amendments to the CfD Standard Terms and Conditions.
Government incentives for CHP schemes
Contracts for Difference terms and conditions.
A consultation on changes to the contracts for difference (CFD) Supplier Obligation, to improve efficiency and transparency, reducing consumers’ CFD costs.
Contracts for Difference Standard Terms and Conditions for use in the second CFD Allocation Round.
DECC has today at 7AM published the outcome of the first CFD allocation round.
The Government is seeking views on proposed amendments to the Contracts for Difference Standard Terms and Conditions and secondary legislation.
Outcome of the second Contracts for Difference (CFD) allocation round for less established renewable technologies, which commenced on 3 April 2017.
Find out what you should consider before using an umbrella company to make sure it complies with the tax rules.
This sets out the methodology used to determine the strike prices for the second CFD allocation round.
A global provider of reinsurance used Credo AI’s platform to produce standardised algorithmic bias reports to meet new regulatory requirements and customer requests.
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