who is a residential customer, or who is a business customer who consumes energy at business premises below the upper consumption threshold, as defined by the relevant jurisdiction. If no threshold is defined 100 megawatt hours per annum for electricity or 1 terajoule per annum – for gas, as per the National Energy Retail Regulations. APPENDIX A: DETERMINATION OF CLASSES OF DEEEMED AND REGISTERABLE EXEMPTIONS AND CONDITIONS Table 2 Classes of exemption – Deemed Application Class criteria Future sellers exemption class Class D1 Bodies corporate, Energy is used for Class remains open landlords, lessors or premises within the except for sites where Persons selling property managers limits of a site owned, embedded networks metered energy to (and similar entities) occupied or operated are retrofitted after 1 fewer than ten small who sell energy in by the person, and January 2015. commercial/retail commercial or retail Individual exemptions customers within the Each premises is developments such as will be required from limits of a site that they separately metered, shopping centres, that date. own, occupy or and office buildings, operate. airports and industrial The site has fewer than parks. 10 commercial or retail premises. Current and future sellers (excludes persons retrofitting embedded networks from 1 January 2015). Does not apply to external service providers. Does not apply to authorised retailers. Customers are commercial or retail customers. Class D2 Bodies corporate, Energy is used for Class remains open landlords, owners and premises within the except for sites where Persons selling operators of rooming limits of a site owned, embedded networks metered energy to houses, lessors, or occupied or operated are retrofitted after 1 fewer than ten property managers by the person, and January 2015. residential customers (and similar entities) Individual exemptions within the limits of a Each premises is who sell energy to will be required from site that they own, separately metered, residential dwellings that date. occupy or operate. and such as units, standard apartments, flats and The site has fewer than purpose built off-site 10 residential student premises.
who is a residential customer, or who is a business customer who consumes energy at business premises below the upper consumption threshold, as defined by the relevant jurisdiction. If no threshold is defined – 100 megawatt hours per annum for electricity or 1 terajoule per annum for gas, as per the National Energy Retail Regulations. APPENDIX A: DETERMINATION OF CLASSES OF DEEEMED AND REGISTERABLE EXEMPTIONS AND CONDITIONS Table 2 – Classes of exemption Deemed exemption class Application Class criteria Future sellers Class D1 Persons selling metered energy to fewer than ten small commercial/retail customers within the limits of a site that they own, occupy or operate. Bodies corporate, landlords, lessors or property managers (and similar entities) who sell energy in commercial or retail developments such as shopping centres, office buildings, airports and industrial parks. Current and future sellers (excludes persons retrofitting embedded networks from 1 January 2015). Does not apply to external service providers. Does not apply to authorised retailers. Customers are commercial or retail customers. Energy is used for premises within the limits of a site owned, occupied or operated by the person, and Each premises is separately metered, and The site has fewer than 10 commercial or retail premises. Class remains open except for sites where embedded networks are retrofitted after 1 January 2015. Individual exemptions will be required from that date. Class D2 Persons selling metered energy to fewer than ten residential customers within the limits of a site that they own, occupy or operate. Bodies corporate, landlords, owners and operators of rooming houses, lessors, or property managers (and similar entities) who sell energy to residential dwellings such as units, standard apartments, flats and purpose built off-site student Energy is used for premises within the limits of a site owned, occupied or operated by the person, and Each premises is separately metered, and The site has fewer than 10 residential premises. Class remains open except for sites where embedded networks are retrofitted after 1 January 2015. Individual exemptions will be required from that date.
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