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Offshore Renewable Energy Bill

Decommissioning of ORE infrastructure - Miscellaneous provisions about decommissioning - Provisions relating to decommissioning of ORE transmission infrastructure

94: Reports about transmission infrastructure

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"Telling the government about offshore energy equipment"

Illustration for Offshore Renewable Energy Bill

If you own offshore renewable energy transmission infrastructure, you must give reports about it to the chief executive. You will give these reports as often as the regulations say or when the chief executive asks for them. The reports will be about the infrastructure and what you are doing with it.

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Part 3Decommissioning of ORE infrastructure
Miscellaneous provisions about decommissioning: Provisions relating to decommissioning of ORE transmission infrastructure

94Reports about transmission infrastructure

  1. The owner of ORE transmission infrastructure must provide reports about that infrastructure and related activities to the chief executive as required by the regulations (if any) or by the chief executive.