EBRS Declaration form

This would include for example if:

• you have separate financial instruments in respect of the wholesale price of energy, 
• you have arrangements under which you obtain a benefit by exporting electricity to an electricity system,
• you have arrangements under which you obtain a benefit from the provision of balancing services,
• you have gas supplied to you under your supply contract that may be used for the purpose of generating electricity (whether or not in conjunction with the production of heat),
• the electricity supplied to you under your supply contract may be stored by you or for you.

If you require further details on your obligations, you can view the full Statutory Instrument document, or for ease we have summarised sections below this form.

You can view the full Statutory Instrument document, or for ease we have summarised sections below.

The key elements regarding customer declarations can be found in Part 4 chapters 1 & 2.

Customer declaration qualifying any further adjustment of EBRS discount or supply quantity

Part 4, Chapter 1

Arrangement expectation: 

ENGIE has determined the following for the Customer:

[(i) the quantity of energy supplied to us at the premises to which the supply contract relates in the 12 month period starting on 1st October 2022 will exceed 0.5 gigawatt hours], or [(ii) the maximum rate at which energy is supplied under the contract at any time will exceed 0.5 megawatts], and/or [you have made arrangements, otherwise than in a supply contract, by virtue of which your overall financial exposure to the wholesale price of energy supplied to you in any period within the scheme period (the “effective financial exposure”) differs from your financial exposure in that period to the contracted wholesale price under the supply contract (the “contract financial exposure”)].

Arrangement:

We the Customer confirm the following arrangement(s) apply to us:

•    [we have separate financial instruments in respect of the wholesale price of energy], 
•    [we have arrangements under which we obtain a benefit from the provision of balancing services],
•    [in connection with the electricity scheme, we have arrangements under which we obtain a benefit by exporting electricity to an electricity system].

We declare, by way of return to ENGIE, that the above information as set out in Part 4, Chapter 1, of Section B is correct. 

Part 4, Chapter 2

Arrangement expectation:

ENGIE has reasonably determined the following: 

[(i) the quantity of energy supplied to you at the premises to which the supply contract relates in the 12 month period starting on 1st October 2022 will exceed 0.5 gigawatt hours], or [(ii) the maximum rate at which energy is supplied under the contract at any time will exceed 0.5 megawatts], and [you have made arrangements under which: (i) gas supplied to you under the supply contract may be used for the purpose of generating electricity (whether or not in conjunction with the production of heat), or (ii) electricity supplied to you under the supply contract may be stored by or for you], 
and in either case, some or all of the electricity generated or stored, may be delivered to an electricity system (such electricity being “grid-delivered”).

Arrangement:

We the Customer confirm the following arrangement(s) apply to us: 

•    electricity supplied to us under the supply contract may be stored by or for us 
•    gas supplied under our supply contract may be used for the purpose of generating electricity (whether or not in conjunction with the production of heat)

We declare, by way of return to ENGIE, that the above information as set out in Part 4, Chapter 2, of Section B is correct.