You need to provide supporting evidence such as site production (or inventory) database records, or production quantities submitted under other statutory reporting requirements. The quantity of relevant product must be referable to the site: it must be produced from (or used in) the EITE activity carried out at the site specified in the application, or if the site is part of an activity group, it is not a site where the activity is carried out in an ancillary way, and the quantity of relevant product is determined in accordance with the method of regulation 22B (described under Part F of these Guidelines). Either way, only one site can be nominated in respect of a quantity of relevant product (such that exemption is not allocated for the same quantity of relevant product more than once). Period for reporting quantity of relevant product You must report the quantity of relevant product for the previous financial year. Example: In the 2019 exemption certificate application you must report the quantity of relevant product for the 2017–18 financial year. A true-up mechanism in the exemption calculation (factor ST) adjusts for any discrepancy between the quantity of relevant product reported for the previous financial year, and the actual quantity of relevant product in the applicable financial years. Example: For the 2019 application year, you report 60,000 tonnes of relevant product for the 2017–18 financial year However, the quantity of relevant product in the 2016–17 financial year (which is the basis for the exemption provided for 2017) is actually 50,000 tonnes. As such, the quantity of relevant product in the 2019 application will be reduced by 10,000 tonnes to account for the higher-than-actual quantity of relevant product reported for 2018. Part G: Exemption calculation The amount of exemption relates to the calculated amount of liable electricity used in the EITE activity at the site in the year, multiplied by the applicable exemption assistance rate. Please calculate the expected MWh amount of exemption using the method set out in regulation 22Z: PE = EP x ASP x k x G Where:
You need to provide supporting evidence such as site production (or inventory) database records, or production quantities submitted under other statutory reporting requirements. The quantity of relevant product must be referable to the site: it must be produced from (or used in) the EITE activity carried out at the site specified in the application, or if the site is part of an activity group, it is not a site where the activity is carried out in an ancillary way, and the quantity of relevant product is determined in accordance with the method of regulation 22B (described under Part F of these Guidelines). Either way, only one site can be nominated in respect of a quantity of relevant product (such that exemption is not allocated for the same quantity of relevant product more than once). Period for reporting quantity of relevant product You must report the quantity of relevant product for the previous financial year. Example: In the 2019 exemption certificate application you must report the quantity of relevant product for the 2017–18 financial year. A true-up mechanism in the exemption calculation (factor ST) adjusts for any discrepancy between the quantity of relevant product reported for the previous financial year, and the actual quantity of relevant product in the applicable financial years. Example: For the 2019 application year, you report 60,000 tonnes of relevant product for the 2017–18 financial year However, the quantity of relevant product in the 2016–17 financial year (which is the basis for the exemption provided for 2017) is actually 50,000 tonnes. As such, the quantity of relevant product in the 2019 application will be reduced by 10,000 tonnes to account for the higher-than-actual quantity of relevant product reported for 2018. Part G: Exemption calculation The amount of exemption relates to the calculated amount of liable electricity used in the EITE activity at the site in the year, multiplied by the applicable exemption assistance rate. Please calculate the expected MWh amount of exemption using the method set out in regulation 22Z: PE = EP x ASP x k x G Where:
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