The Generator (you) declares that, on its own behalf and as authorised agent for each Declaring Party:
Neither you nor any Declaring Party holds an electricity supply licence.
You and each Declaring Party will supply through the RED Plus arrangements only electricity generated by the party supplying it. Neither you nor any Declaring Party will buy, trade or resell electricity generated by a third party as Class A supply.
You and each Declaring Party (where applicable) will continue to comply with the legal duties that apply to holders of a supply exemption, including Schedule 2ZB of the Electricity Act 1989 (as amended). These duties include those summarised below. This summary is not exhaustive and does not replace the legislation.
Where a party contract to supply customers directly, such party must facilitate switching fairly and within defined timeframes under Schedule 2ZB, and a may only delay or object where Schedule 2ZB expressly permits it (for example, in defined debt or minimum-term contract situations - see paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 2ZB);
For domestic customers, each relevant party’s contracts and customer communications must clearly explain who you are, what you provide, how you charge, key rights (including termination and compensation), and the available dispute-resolution routes, in line with the requirements in paragraph 4 of Schedule 2ZB;
Each relevant party must give customers regular, understandable information about their consumption and costs, your fuel mix and environmental impact, and relevant consumer guidance, and you must not charge them for requesting this information (see paragraphs 5 to 7 of Schedule 2ZB).
You’ve listed below every body corporate that qualifies as an “Associated Body Corporate” (see guidance above).
You’ve carefully checked the details of each Declaring Party you’ve provided to us as part of our checks — legal name, company number, relationship, and electricity-supply activities. You confirm that all information is complete, accurate, and not misleading in all material respects.
You and each Declaring Party have provided details of all existing, committed, or planned electricity-supply arrangements - including covering private-wire arrangements and arrangements relying on another licence exemption.
You and each Declaring Party hold or qualify for every licence or exemption required for your supply activities.
When all electricity that must be counted towards the Class A limit is aggregated - including electricity supplied by you and each Declaring Party under another applicable supply exemption - the applicable total will not at any time exceed 5 MW, of which no more than 2.5 MW will be supplied to domestic consumers.
These 5 MW and 2.5 MW limits are about the rate of electrical power flowing at any moment to the end user — not a yearly, monthly, or generating-capacity total.
You and each Declaring Party have appropriate technical, contractual and operational controls in place to stay within these supply limits.