FiT Contract for Difference definition

FiT Contract for Difference means: (i) a contract for difference (as such term is defined in section 6(2) of the EA 2013); or (ii) an investment contract (as such term is defined in Schedule 2 to the EA 2013);

FiT Contract for Difference means a feed-in tariff with a contract for difference between the CfD Counterparty and an eligible generator entered into following the applicable contract allocation or negotiation process established under or by virtue of the EA 2013;

Examples of FiT Contract for Difference in a sentence

• This principle is very similar to the FiT Contract for Difference, according to which the electricity price is locked for many years.

• This questionnaire forms a part of the current approach and expectations of Low Carbon Contracts Company Ltd (LCCC) in relation to the Fuel Measurement and Sampling (FMS) arrangements, Sustainability Criteria (SC) and Renewable Qualifying Multiplier (RQM) Calculation Methodology process in Annex 7 of the FiT Contract for Difference (CFD) Standard Terms and Conditions (template 1, 29 August 2014 and template 2, 13 March 2017).

• As explained in the covering letter explaining the process, the CFD contract comprises the CFD Agreement (being the front section) and the FiT Contract for Difference Standard Terms and Conditions (August 2014) (“ Conditions”), which the CFD Agreement will incorporate by reference.

• Barki Feta Humphries (Israel) Ltd [3], it would apparently be necessary to reach the conclusion that there is no basis for staying the proceedings against hotels.com.

• According to current plans any new nuclear power stations will be funded by the Electricity Market Review’s FiT Contract for Difference (FiT CfD) but these are not likely to be evident on consumer bills until after 2020.

• We look forward to seeing the more detailed design of the payment models for the Feed in Tariffs (FiT) Contract for Difference (CfD) and capacity mechanisms which will be set out in early 2012, and to working with DECC, National Grid, Ofgem, the industry and others to progress this.