Notice of proposed modification to Condition 18 of the Veolia Energy Services NI Limited Demand Side Unit Electricity Generation Licence.

Published:

Consultation opened on . Closing date at 17:00.

Summary

The Utility Regulator publishes an Article 14 (1) Notice of its proposed modifications to the Demand Side Unit (DSU) electricity generation licence granted to Veolia Energy Services NI Limited.

The proposed modification will insert a new Condition 18 – ‘Prohibition on Generation Business.’ This condition was unintentionally omitted from the Veolia Energy Services NI Limited DSU electricity generation licence and is a standard term in all other DSU licences.

The relevant licence holder has received prior notification of the proposed modifications from the Utility Regulator.

In line with Article 14(3) of the Order, any representations or objections with respect to the proposed modification may be made on or before 17:00 on 18 November 2026 to:

Martina McKinley 

Utility Regulator 

Millennium House 

Great Victoria Street 

Belfast 

BT2 7AQ

Email: ElecGenLicensing@uregni.gov.uk copying

Martina.McKinley@uregni.gov.uk and Evan.Taylor@uregni.gov.uk 

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