Part 7 Cases and circumstances when a ROC must not be issued

1. 43Generating stations not compliant with accreditation or metering requirements
2. 44Maximum period of eligibility for ROCs
3. 45Generating stations using excluded capacity to generate electricity
4. 46Generating stations located outside England and Wales
5. 47Electricity supplied to customers in Northern Ireland
6. 48Combustion units in relation to which a capacity agreement has been issued
7. 49Electricity in respect of which a CFD or investment contract applies
8. 50Combustion units in relation to which a CFD or investment contract has been entered into
9. 51Generating stations supported or potentially eligible for support under a feed-in tariff scheme
10. 52Generating stations in respect of which a NFFO arrangement applied but was terminated
11. 53Non-commissioned generating stations in respect of which a NFFO arrangement applies
12. 54Large hydro generating stations first commissioned on or before 1st April 2002
13. 55Generating stations first commissioned before 1st January 1990
14. 56Generating stations using peat
15. 57Generating stations using landfill gas
16. 58Generating stations using gaseous fuel produced by means of gasification or pyrolysis
17. 59Generating stations using Solid Recovered Fuel
18. 60Generating stations using waste or fossil fuel
19. 61Circumstances in which ROCs must not be issued in respect of electricity generated from bioliquid
20. 62Common agricultural policy requirements in the case of bioliquids
21. 63Circumstances in which ROCs must not be issued in respect of electricity generated from solid or gaseous biomass
22. 64Cases where a renewables obligation certificate has already been issued
23. 65Cases and circumstances when a ROC must not be issued: general provisions