A certificate purchase order may provide for a certificate purchase levy to be charged in connection with the provision of payments to the relevant purchasing body.
A certificate purchase levy is a levy—
The order may (without limiting the generality of section 32Z(1)(d)) provide for different rates or different amounts of levy to be charged—
The order may secure that the levy is not to be charged in respect of particular descriptions of supplies of electricity.
The order may provide for amounts of the levy received in respect of any period to be applied for the purpose of discharging the certificate purchase obligation in another period.
The order may, in particular, make provision about any of the following matters—
The administrator of the levy, in the case of persons who make, or are expected to make, supplies of electricity in Great Britain, is—
The administrator of the levy, in the case of persons who make, or are expected to make, supplies of electricity in Northern Ireland, is—
A person is an "eligible person" for the purposes of designation under subsection (7)(b) if the person is—
A person is an "eligible person" for the purposes of designation under subsection (8)(b) if the person is—
In a case where a person liable to pay the levy has made any overpayment or underpayment (whether arising because an estimate turns out to be wrong or otherwise), provision under subsection (6)(e) may require the amount of the overpayment or underpayment (including interest) to be set off against, or added to, any subsequent liability of the person to pay the levy.
In a case where the amount received in respect of levy payments for a period falls short of the amount due for that period, provision under subsection (6)(e) or (j) may include a requirement on persons liable to pay the levy to make further payments, by the time and in the circumstances specified, of an amount calculated in the manner specified or determined in accordance with the order.
Provision under subsection (6)(h) may provide for the administrator to determine the form in which any information that a person is required to give is to be given and the time by which it is to be given.
Provision under subsection (6)(i) may—