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Article 4 Definition of a supplier

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(1)

A licence-holder is a supplier where—

(a)

the licence-holder supplies or, for a group company, the group supplies, more than—

(i)

250,000 domestic customers at the end of 31st December of any relevant year; and

(ii)

a qualifying supply in the year ending on that date; or

(b)

an ECO1 CERO target was imposed on the licence-holder under the 2012 Order.

(2)

For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a), where a licence-holder (“L”) is a member of a group (“G”), the supplies made by G are to be determined by reference to the type of supply in respect of which L is a licence-holder.

(3)

A new supplier is a supplier to whom paragraph (1) applies for the first time on 31st December 2015.

(4)

For the purposes of determining the number of domestic customers of a licence-holder under this Order, a domestic customer who receives electricity and gas from a dual licence-holder is a separate domestic customer under each licence.

(5)

Where a dual licence-holder satisfies paragraph (1) in respect of electricity or gas that licence-holder is a separate supplier in respect of each supply.