Energy Act 2023 - Revision history

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	Climate Change Act.	+	* Climate Change Act.
−		+	* Climate Change Levy.
−	Climate Change Levy.	+	* CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme.
−		+	* Emission rates.
−	CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme.	+	* Energy Act 2023.
−		+	* Energy act of 2011.
−	Emission rates.	+	* Energy in the built environment.
−		+	* Energy Performance Certificates.
−	Energy Act 2023.	+	* Energy Related Products Regulations.
−		+	* Energy storage.
−	Energy act of 2011.	+	* Energy targets.
−		+	* Environment Bill 2020.
−	Energy Performance Certificates.	+	* Environmental Protection Act.
−		+	* Green Deal.
−	Energy Related Products Regulations.	+	* Sustainability.
−		+	* Sustainable development.
−	Energy storage.	+	* The Carbon Plan: Delivering our low carbon future.
−		+	* Zero carbon homes.
−	Energy targets.	+	* Zero carbon non-domestic buildings.
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−	Environment Bill 2020.	+
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−	Environmental Protection Act.	+
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−	Green Deal.	+
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−	Sustainability.	+
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−	Sustainable development.	+
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−	The Carbon Plan: Delivering our low carbon future.	+
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−	Zero carbon homes.	+
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−	Zero carbon non-domestic buildings.	+

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	For further information visit: [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/52/contents/enacted https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/52/contents/enacted]		For further information visit: [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/52/contents/enacted https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/52/contents/enacted]

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	Zero carbon non-domestic buildings.		Zero carbon non-domestic buildings.

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	* Creating better competition within the electricity and gas markets to better serve the ultimate consumer, and competitive tendering for onshore electricity networks		* Creating better competition within the electricity and gas markets to better serve the ultimate consumer, and competitive tendering for onshore electricity networks
	* To create new governance frameworks for the energy industry codes and make changes to the legal processes involved in offshore wind projects in the UK to speed up the transition.		* To create new governance frameworks for the energy industry codes and make changes to the legal processes involved in offshore wind projects in the UK to speed up the transition.
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		+	For further information visit: [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/52/contents/enacted https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/52/contents/enacted]
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		+	Related articles on Designing Buildings
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		+	Climate Change Act.
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		+	Climate Change Levy.
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		+	CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme.
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		+	Emission rates.
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		+	Energy Act 2023.
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		+	Energy act of 2011.
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		+	Energy Performance Certificates.
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		+	Energy Related Products Regulations.
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		+	Energy storage.
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		+	Energy targets.
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		+	Environment Bill 2020.
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		+	Environmental Protection Act.
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		+	Green Deal.
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		+	Sustainability.
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		+	Sustainable development.
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		+	The Carbon Plan: Delivering our low carbon future.
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		+	Zero carbon homes.
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		+	Zero carbon non-domestic buildings.

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	The Energy Act 2023 received Royal Assent on October 26, and was introduced as the Energy Bill in the Queen’s Speech in 2022. Hailed by the government as 'the biggest piece of energy legislation in the UK’s history... laying the foundations for an energy system fit for the future.'		The Energy Act 2023 received Royal Assent on October 26, and was introduced as the Energy Bill in the Queen’s Speech in 2022. Hailed by the government as 'the biggest piece of energy legislation in the UK’s history... laying the foundations for an energy system fit for the future.'

−	~~The~~ Act ~~covers~~ a ~~broad scope~~, ~~though~~ with ~~a number~~ of ~~commencement provisions delaying certain aspects~~ and ~~other aspects will rely on secondary legislation for~~ the ~~detail~~ of ~~its practical application~~.	+	Key elements of the Act:
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		+	* To establish the National Energy System Operator known as the Future System Operator (FSO); an independent system operator and planner, taking and operating in a whole system approach. It will hold responsibilities for operations, strategic planning, long-term forecasting and market strategy, to maintain energy security and minimising costs for consumers.
		+	* To support the storage, transport, capture of carbon and decommissioning installations and to help leverage private investment along with any relevant regulations required.
		+	* To support the storage, transport and production of hydrogen and to help leverage private investment with along any relevant regulations required.
		+	* To support the growth of heat networks and designated heat network zones storage, along with any relevant regulations required.
		+	* Creating better competition within the electricity and gas markets to better serve the ultimate consumer, and competitive tendering for onshore electricity networks
		+	* To create new governance frameworks for the energy industry codes and make changes to the legal processes involved in offshore wind projects in the UK to speed up the transition.

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−	The Energy Act 2023 received Royal Assent on October 26, and was introduced as the Energy Bill in the Queen’s Speech in 2022. Hailed by the government as 'the biggest piece of energy legislation in the UK’s history... laying the foundations for an energy system fit for the future.' The Act covers a broad scope though ~~significant elements~~ of ~~it,~~ and ~~the associated practice requirements~~ will rely on secondary legislation for detail in its application. ~~under the commencement provisions, large parts of the Act will not come into force until a d~~	+	The Energy Act 2023 received Royal Assent on October 26, and was introduced as the Energy Bill in the Queen’s Speech in 2022. Hailed by the government as 'the biggest piece of energy legislation in the UK’s history... laying the foundations for an energy system fit for the future.'
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		+	The Act covers a broad scope, though with a number of commencement provisions delaying certain aspects and other aspects will rely on secondary legislation for the detail of its practical application.
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The Energy Act 2023 received Royal Assent on October 26, and was introduced as the Energy Bill in the Queen’s Speech in 2022. Hailed by the government as 'the biggest piece of energy legislation in the UK’s history... laying the foundations for an energy system fit for the future.' The Act covers a broad scope though significant elements of it, and the associated practice requirements will rely on secondary legislation for detail in its application. under the commencement provisions, large parts of the Act will not come into force until a d