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IA TitleNet costs (Lower)Net costsNet costs (Higher)Impact Assessment: EuP Implementing Measures for Simple Set Top Boxes -£ 496,301,000 -£ 496,301,000Impact Assessment of the Proposed Penalty Regime for the Energy UsingProducts and Energy Labelling Regulations -£ 64,000,000 -£ 183,000,000Impact Assessment of the compliance & enforcement regime of the Energy-Using Products (EuP) & Energy Labelling Dir. -£ 164,000,000 -£ 164,000,000Impact Assessment of Cost Sharing Options available to the MarketSurveillance Authority under the Energy Using Products and EnergyLabelling Regulations-£ 4,000,000 -£ 12,100,000Impact Assessment of Implementing Measures for ecodesign requirementsand energy labelling of Televisions (TVs) -£ 871,000,000 -£ 871,000,000Impact Assessment: Hydrocarbon Oils Duty: Relief for rebated heavy oilsused to generate electricity – –Impact Assessment: Implementation of Article 5 of the Energy End Use andEnergy Services Directive £ 179,510,000 £ 179,510,000Impact Assessment: Provision of historic consumption on Energy Bills -£ 350,000,000 -£ 350,000,000Impact Assessment of Directive 2006 / 32 /EC on energy end use efficiencyand energy services B: Non Net bound supplies- -£ 2,814,000Impact Assessment of UK Renewable Energy Strategy £ 55,000,000,000 £ 54,000,000,000Impact Assessment of proposals for a UK Renewable Energy Strategy -Renewable Electricity £ 33,200,000,000 £ 33,200,000,000Impact Assessment for the Government Response to the Consultation onthe Grandfathering Policy of Support for Dedicated Biomass, AnaerobicDigestion and Energy from Waste Under the Renewables ObligationImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive (1)Minimum Sustainability CriteriaImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive (2)VerificationImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive ) (3) Non)Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM)Impact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive ) (4)Minimum Obligation ThresholdImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligationfor compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive ) (5) DoubleCertification of Waste)Derived Biofuels-£ 850,000,000 £ 550,000,000£ 28,200,000 £ 99,300,000£ 6,500,000 £ 6,500,000£ 14,000,000 £ 26,000,000– –-£ 15,600,000 -£ 31,500,000Energy Policyand the EU58
IA TitleImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive ) (6) BuyoutRecyclingImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive ) (7) PartiallyRenewable FuelsImpact Assessment: Amendments to the Renewable Transport FuelObligation for compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive - (1)Minimum Sustainability CriteriaImpact Assessment of Increasing renewables deployment in the UK andBanding of the Renewables Obligation (RO)Impact Assessment: Government response to the consultation on proposalsfor the levels of banded support under the Renewables Obligation for theperiod 2013-17 and the Renewables Obligation Order 2012.Impact Assessment: Future Management of the Compulsory StockingObligation in the UK (p.27)Impact Assessment of proposals for amending the Renewable TransportFuels Obligation OrderImpact Assessment: Third Package: Articles concerning provision ofconsumer information (p.11)Impact Assessment: Obliging Ofgem to assess future electricity capacityrequirementsImpact Assessment of regulations on the supervision and control ofshipments of radioactive waste and spent fuelImpact Assessment: Expected European Commission (EC) proposal to recastthe Basic Safety Standards (96/29)(and other Euratom) DirectivesNet costsNet costs (Lower) Net costs (Higher)– –– –-£ 82,000,000 -£ 771,000,000£ 2,900,000,000 £ 3,100,000,000£ 2,900,000,000 £ 4,000,000,000£ 5,575,500,000 £ 6,975,500,000£ 197,000,000 £ 5,464,000,000£ 1,250,000 £ 2,500,000£ 800,000 £ 2,000,000£ 690,000 £ 690,000£ 124,200,000 £ 127,800,000Impact Assessment: Oil Stocking Order -£ 428,000,000 -£ 428,000,000Impact Assessment of EU Climate and Energy package, the revised EUEmissions Trading System Directive and meeting the UK non-traded targetthrough UK carbon budgets.Impact Assessment: Metering requirements for Heating, Cooling and HotWater networks£ 20,600,000,000 £ 20,600,000,000– –Updated Impact Assessment of the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) £ 3,400,000 £ 20,600,000Impact Assessment of Planning Bill proposals for nationally significantinfrastructure-£ 3,800,000,000 -£ 4,800,000,00059
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