FIT Scheme definition

FIT Scheme means the Feed-In Tariff Scheme by which payments are made to MCS or ROO-FIT accredited Installations, it covers the installation of Solar photovoltaic (solar PV), Wind, Micro combined heat and power (CHP), Hydro and Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Installations;
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FIT Scheme means the annual scheme whereby a specific amount of electricity generated by eligible solar photovoltaic installations and exported to the distribution system are paid a feed- in tariff as established in terms of these regulations;
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FIT Scheme means the scheme for Feed-in Tariffs detailed in the FIT Order and the Licence;
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Examples of FIT Scheme in a sentence

  • The FIT Scheme is a Government initiative designed to benefit individuals, businesses and communities with eligible Generation Unit (s).

  • We reserve the right to reduce, withhold or recoup FIT payments if it has been identified that You, We or the Authority have made an error in relation to the FIT Scheme or if the Authority has identified an abuse of the scheme.

  • You will need to complete an application form to commence entry to the FIT Scheme.

  • If You have any issues relating to the FIT Scheme please contact Us immediately and We will work with You to resolve them.

  • We will check the information You have provided and, if We accept that You are eligible for the FIT Scheme, We will enter Your details onto the Central FIT Register.

  • If Your Generation Unit does not export electricity onto the Electricity Network You will not be eligible for any FIT Export Tariff Payment under the FIT Scheme.

  • This Statement of Terms details who is eligible for the FIT Scheme and under what terms they can obtain Generation Tariff Payments and FIT Export Tariff Payments.

  • We are a licensed electricity supplier and are acting on behalf of the Government in making Generation Tariff Payments and FIT Export Tariff Payments under the FIT Scheme.

  • In 2010, the government launched the FIT Scheme targeting low-carbon installations, including PV, below 5MW.

  • We and the Authority will use information We have about You, Your Generation Units and any nominated payee to administer Your participation in the FIT Scheme, this includes reporting and auditing.We will use the information We have about You and Your Generation Unit for purposes such as market research, billing and providing up to date information on energy efficiency and safety issues.Calls may be monitored or recorded for training purposes.


More Definitions of FIT Scheme

FIT Scheme. The Feed-in Tariff administered by Ofgem.
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FIT Scheme has the meaning given to that expression in the Supply Licence. “FIT Terms” means this Feed-in Tariff Statement of Terms.
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FIT Scheme means the Government scheme introduced to incentivise small-scale, low carbon electricity generation by providing payments for householders, communities and businesses to allow them to become generators of electricity using eligible Generation Units;
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Related to FIT Scheme

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  • approved scheme means a share option scheme, other than a savings-related share option scheme, approved under Schedule 4.

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