Chapter 1	Scope and definitions
Chapter 2	Municipal heat planning
Chapter 3	Assumptions for the approval of the municipal management board of projects for collective heat treatment plants
Chapter 4	Approval of the Municipality Management Board and so on by project proposals
Chapter 5	Pensation
Chapter 6	Crow and other things.
Chapter 7	Punishment
Chapter 8	The entry into force, etc.
Appendix 1	Author-based projects for collective heat-supply facilities, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. ONE, ONE. Act.
Appendix 2	Compensation for a change in supply form, cf. § 8
Appendix 3	Companies covered by the provisions of section 10 (1). 2, and section 17 (3). 5, no. 1

Publication of the approval of projects for collective heat treatment plants 1)

Purses of § 2 a, section 3, section 2, section 4 (4). 2, section 5, paragraph 1. Paragraph 1, paragraph 9, paragraph 9. 1, section 15, section 20, section 20. TWO, TWO. pkt., section 26 (a), 1, no. One and two, and Article 34 (2). 2, in the subject of heat supply, cf. Law Order no. 1184 of 14. December 2011, and section 2 of the law. 345 of 8. April 2014, and after negotiation with the municipal organisations, the following shall be decided :

Chapter 1

Scope and definitions

§ 1. The announcement relates to the municipal management planning of the heating system, the prerequisites for the approval of the municipal management board of projects for collective heating facilities and the processing of cases by the municipal management board, in accordance with sections 3, 4 and 9 of the law ; Heat supply.

§ 2. For the purposes of this notice :

1) Collective heat-supply installations : Company operating an installation subject to section 2 of the heat supply law, including the distribution networks for the production of natural gas.

2) Central power-heating system means an installation subject to section 12 of the notice on the conditions and procedures for the authorisation of new power plants, as well as significant changes in existing installations.

3) Power-heating installation means a plant for the simultaneous production of thermal energy and electrical or mechanical energy in one and the same process.

4) Blocking centre : heat or power-heat-central, established in the context of a greater construction, the purpose of which is to provide a closed circle or a predetermined number of users with energy for buildings heating and supply with hot water.

5) Production form : heat or power-heat production.

6) Power-heating production : simultaneous production of thermal energy and electrical or mechanical energy in one and the same process.

7) Utility : remote heating or individual natural gas supplies.

8) Energy-form : Fuel or other energy source.

9) socio-economic analysis : calculations made on the basis of the energy management's guidance in socio-economic analyses in the energy field, with the most recently updated prerequisites for socio-economic analyses in the energy sector.

10) Heating business : any natural or legal person driving installations for the boating of heated water or steam as covered by Section 2 (2). 1, no. Two, in the heat supply of the law.

11) Natural gas distribution undertaking : Any natural or legal person who carries out the distribution function of natural gas as covered by Section 6 (s). 4, in the law of natural gas supply.

12) Supply company : Any natural or legal person who runs a collectively heat supply plant or a natural gas distribution plant.

13) Property : A matrix number or number of land numbers, which, according to the entry into the matrix, shall be kept together, cf. Act on the outlet and the second registration in the premises. A property includes the buildings on the matrix number or numbers.

§ 3. Projects for the collective heat treatment plants covered by Annex 1 shall be submitted to the municipalities ' Board for approval.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis mutilated to maintenance and repair work which significantly improves the operational and energy economy or life of the class of heat-generation facilities. In any case, this is the case where the costs of the workers exceed 50%. of the investment costs of a new similar unit.

Paragraph 3. Legal and actual arrangements for the implementation of a project must first be carried out after the project is approved.

Chapter 2

Municipal heat planning

§ 4. The local authority shall carry out a planning for the heat supply in the municipality, including, inter alia, the need for the processing and approval of projects for collective heat treatment facilities. This heat-planning must be carried out in cooperation with utilities and other parties-touched parties, such as special energy and heat needs, or with special opportunities to carry out electricity and heat production.

Paragraph 2. The City Board shall be responsible for :

1) schedule the heating system and the conversion of existing production plants specified in section 9 of the heat supply law ;

2) to ensure that projects are drawn up for this, cf. Section 8 of the heat supply law,

3) process and approve projects which comply with the applicable conditions and so on ; and

4) ensure that projects are carried out within the applicable time limits, where appropriate in the form of an injunction.

§ 5. The local authorities shall ensure that planning after Article 4 is involved in the physical planning and local authorities planning and local planning, including in the context of review or modification of local authority plans, or by the adoption of local plans. In addition, the local authorities shall ensure that heat planning is coordinated with the planned legislation and other legislation, including the rules on the assessment of major impact assessments on the environment (EIA), the structure of the building code and environmental protection legislation.

Chapter 3

Assumptions for the approval of the municipal management board of projects for collective heat treatment plants

§ 6. The local authorities shall apply the conditions laid down in this chapter in the processing of projects for collective heat treatment facilities. The local authority must also comply with Section 1 of the law on heating and section 26 (2). 2, in this notice, make sure that the project from a practical assessment is the socioeconomic most advantageous project, cf. however, section 10 (1). 2, and section 17 (3). 5-7.

Projects for the distribution network and transmission networks

§ 7. Except in the case referred to in Section 8, the municipality board may only approve projects for natural gas distribution networks or the long-distance media network, if the project does not change the area boundaries between the supply of natural gas and the main heating supply, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-4.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities cannot accept the establishment of individual natural gas supplies in existing smaller urban communities outside of collective supplies of supplies. These towns must be exempt from biomass based, heat or power, or equivalent environmentally-friendly supply.

Paragraph 3. The local authority shall not approve projects for natural gas distribution networks if the project relates to an area in which 75% is involved. or more of the structural masses are covered by the prohibition on the installation of natural gas chap in the building code, cf. however, paragraph 1 4. in the construction mass, the heated range of square metres has been defined.

Paragraph 4. Paragraph 3 shall not apply to :

1) projects for the distribution network transporting biogas or other by-gassed biomass, or

2) projects for the establishment of natural gas pipelines for supplying buildings which have been granted a derogation from the prohibition on the installation of natural gas chap in the building code.

§ 8. The local authority can approve projects that change the supply form of a zone from individual natural gas supply to remotely heating, provided that the service industry provides financial compensation to the natural gas distribution company, cf. however, paragraph 1 5. The Council of the Council shall decide on the basis of the compensation based on the criteria laid down in paragraph 1. 2 and 3 and Annex 2.

Paragraph 2. Compening compensation shall be paid for buildings which the natural gas distribution company supplies at the time the project is received by the municipality for approval, and which changes from individual natural gas supply to remotely heating. Furthermore, compensation is paid for property that does not switch directly to remote heat, but where the switch to remote warmth takes place within three years of the termination of the natural gas delivery. Compensation shall be paid for properties situated in the area that has been changed in terms of supply and of properties which can be achieved by a wire from the distance set in this area.

Paragraph 3. Compensation shall be calculated from the date on which the termination of the natural gas delivery takes effect. The heat-fighting company pays the natural gas distribution company to compensation for a property when the distance delivery of this property is started.

Paragraph 4. The natural gas distribution company and the heat-media business organization shall provide each other with the necessary information for the calculation and payment of compensation.

Paragraph 5. The City Council may approve a project subject to paragraph 1. 1, without financial compensation, if :

1) the project is related to an area without the established natural gas distribution network ;

2) The natural gas distribution company does not want compensation or

3) the project is received by the municipality for approval after the 31. December 2020.

§ 9. The right of a varmid or natural gas distribution company ' s right to supply an area as a result of the approval of a project in accordance with section 7 or 8 shall entail the obligation to supply to the properties situated in the area from the time of : approval of the municipal management board, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two and three.

Paragraph 2. A heat-media business or a natural gas distribution company that is universal service under paragraph 1. 1 may defer the supply of a property in its supply area when using, company or socioeconomic reasons. The supply of the property must in such cases take place at the time when the installation is available from the installation, within five years of the approval of the project by the municipal management board.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply in areas where the municipal management board has imposed a connection or maintenance obligation following the heat-supply law or the plan law.

§ 10. Projects for the transmission network may be approved by the local authority management board, regardless of the area-defined area.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall, notwithstanding the requirements of section 6 and section 26 (2), must be : 2, approve a project covered by paragraph 1. 1 if :

1) the project relates to a transmission of a distance between a remote-product equipped with one or more biomass-based heat production facilities and a remote-product driven by an enterprise covered by Annex 3 ; and

2) the production plants supplying biomass-based water, not combined, deliver more than 8000 MWh per year to the distance-driven operation of an enterprise covered by Annex 3.

Hot-and-power-Hot-Production Facictions

Manufacturing Form

§ 11. The local authority can only approve projects for production units with a heat capacity above 1 MW, if the installation is to be put into effect-heat installations. It is, however, a prerequisite for this type of production to be the most advantageous in the economy. A heat-producing plant may be approved if this is a socio-economic more advantageous, cf. However, section 13.

Paragraph 2. A project proposal in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 must be dimensioned to a coverage rate of 90%. in the case of the total annual heat output, unless a different level of coverage is socio-economic more advantageous.

§ 12. In the approval of projects for existing biomass-based heat production, the local authority must demand that the plant be converted into biomass-based power-heating if the conversion from a technical and economic assessment will be : appropriate, including that the heat price of biomass-based heat is not significantly different from the heat price of the supply to which the remote-product has access.

§ 13. In the case of the construction of production units with a heat capacity above 1 MW for the delivery of heated water or steam to a remote-heating system, which is in the forefront of a centralized power-heat plant, the municipality board can only approve the project if the installation is adjusted as : power-hot-plant, cf. However, section 14.

§ 14. In the establishment of points of use and reserves, the municipal management board can approve installations which can only produce heat.

Fuel

Collective heat-supply installations

§ 15. The local authorities cannot sanction coal or products that can be used as food, including fish and canoe, surplus butter and cereals and the lignant, which are burners to collective heat treatment plants.

§ 16. In the case of power-heating projects, the municipality Board may approve the project if one or more of the following fuels are used :

1) Natural gas.

2) Biomass.

3) Biogas, landfill gas or other gaseous biomass.

4) Wastes.

Paragraph 2. The local authority must take care of biogas, landfill gas or other gaseous biomass for the power-heat production of the municipal heat supply, if

1) there is a local wish to do so and

2) the production plant may acquire the gas at a price that is not significantly different from the price of the supply to which the plant has access.

Heating production plants

§ 17. In the case of the establishment of new heat production facilities or the extension of existing heat production facilities for the delivery of heated water or steam to a remote-heating system, which previews an existing decentralised natural gas-powered power-heating plant, the municipal management board shall approve projects that meet the criteria referred to in paragraph 1. 2-6. Establishment of a transmission of a transmission to an existing production plant shall not be regarded as the establishment of a new heat production plant if the capacity of the existing production estimate is not expanded.

Paragraph 2. For the establishment of heat production units in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 the municipal board may only approve the fuels natural gas and mineral oil, cf. however, paragraph 1 3-6.

Paragraph 3. For the establishment of heat production units in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 may the municipality Board approve biogas, landfill gas or other gaseous biomass, provided that the combustible is used on a power-hot-producing production unit based on one of these fuels.

Paragraph 4. The local authority may, in the establishment of extended heating production capacity, necessitates of increased heat needs, to approve the use of the fuels referred to in section 18, if the plant is only sized to meet increased heat needs, and the increased heat needs cannot be covered by the existing production capacity.

Paragraph 5. In the establishment of a heat production plant for the delivery of heated water to a remote warmer in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, the municipality Board shall, notwithstanding the requirements of section 6 and section 26 (2), must : 2, approve the project if :

1) the distance product is driven by a company, cf. Annex 3, and

2) the production plants that provide biomass-based heated water for the remote product concerned shall not provide more to the network than 8000 MWh per year, cf. however, paragraph 1 6.

Paragraph 6. Where the heat production system shall be established in accordance with paragraph 1. 5 shall be operated by a business, cf. Annex 3, the municipality board may only approve the project if the installation has a capacity of a maximum of 1 MW.

Paragraph 7. Paragraph 1-6 shall apply by analogous to the establishment of heat production facilities for the delivery of heated water or steam to a remote-product, which forgets of a natural gas-based heating system, in the case of a previous decentrally-gas-based plant ; power-heat installations which have taken the power of the hot-heating system.

§ 18. In the case of heat-generation projects for the delivery of heated water or steam to a remote-product that does not pertain to a natural gas-powered heat or heat, the municipality board may approve the project if one or more of the following is used ; fuels, cf. however, section 19 :

1) Biomass.

2) Biogas, landfill gas and other gas-gassed biomass.

3) Wastes.

§ 19. In the case of the establishment of peak and reserve services for the delivery of heated water or steam to a remote-product that does not pertain to natural gas-powered heat or heat, the municipal management board may also approve the fuels of mineral oil or natural gas.

Paragraph 2. In the establishment of peak and reserve services for the delivery of heated water or steam to a remote-hot-hot air service, the municipal management board can approve all fuels, cf. however, section 15.

Bloc Centers Projects

20. For projects for block centres situated in a remote-equipped area, the municipality board may only approve the project if the block centre of the block is fitted with a distance heating.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall apply by analogy to projects for block centres situated near a remote-equipped area if it is socio-economic most advantageous to extend the supply area to include the block centre.

§ 21. For projects for block centres situated in an area approved for individual natural gas supplies, the municipality board may only approve the project if the central control centre is supplied with natural gas. However, this does not apply if the installation is to be put into force-hot-plant.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall apply by analogy to projects for block centres situated near an area approved for the individual natural gas supply, if it is socio-economic to extend the supply area to the provision of the supply of the supply of the supply ; include the block centre.

Paragraph 3. For projects for block centres with a heat capacity above 3 MW equipped with natural gas, the municipality board may only approve the project if the central control centre is put into force as a power-hot-plant. It is, however, a prerequisite for this type of production to be the most advantageous in the economy. A heat-producing plant may be approved if it is socio-economic more advantageous.

§ 22. For projects for block centres located outside a collectively equipped area, the municipality shall be able to approve all types of fuels, cf. however, section 15.

Paragraph 2. In the case of establishment of block centres with a heat capacity above 1 MW, the municipal management board, as part of the project processing, require that the possibilities for the use of biofuels become illustled.

Chapter 4

Approval of the Municipality Management Board and so on by project proposals

-23. Application for approval of projects (project proposals) for collective heat treatment plants shall be written and accompanied by the following information to the extent necessary for the assessment of the project by the Communalan Management Board :

1) The project or those responsible for the project.

2) The relationship to the heat design, including supply conditions and heat sources, cf. section 4, and the relationship with municipality and local plans.

3) The relationship with other legislation, including the law on electricity supply and the law of natural gas.

4) Establishment of supply and heating requirements, determining which technical installations, including wiring, envisaged or altered, and plant capacity, security of supply and other operating conditions as well as for waste incineration plants the relationship between the combustion capacity and the waste base, cf. Section 50 (b) on the protection of the environment or rules issued by virtue of this.

5) The timetable for the establishment or change and conversion projects a statement of the heat base and conversion process.

6) Space abstentions, servitude and any possible. agreements with landowners and so on, which are necessary for the implementation of the installation.

7) Reimbursement for the negotiations of the project seekers, including any possible. opinions from the supply companies and undertakings concerned and others.

8) Economic consequences for consumers.

9) Energy and environmental assessments, as well as social and corporate economic assessments.

10) Community-oriented analysis of relevant scenarios. For project proposals relating to the establishment or extension of heat or natural gas distribution networks, the individual supply of an appropriate scenario is considered to be an individual supply.

Paragraph 2. In the socio-economic assessments and analyses referred to in paragraph 1, 1, no. 9 and 10 shall apply at the time of decision by the Communicipal Management Board by the Ministry of Finance, at the latest.

Paragraph 3. The local authority may, on the basis of the various nature of the project proposals, provide that information about one or more matters referred to in paragraph 1 may be referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 1-9, and no. 10, 1. .. shall not be available if the information is deemed to be of an insignificant nature of the project, as well as the municipality may require further information. For the approval of applications by the Communalan Management Board, in accordance with paragraph 10 (1). 2, and section 17 (3). The information referred to in paragraph 5 shall not be provided for in paragraph 5. 1, no. 10, 1. Act.

Paragraph 4. The local authority can decide on phase division of the project processing so that more general treatment can be carried out before the technical examination. Such an approach can be used, for example, in the context of projects affecting more than one municipality.

§ 24. The local authorities shall ensure that the project is coordinated with the physical planning and local and local planning and that an approved project forms part of the review of the local authority plan and the preparation of the local level to the extent that this is ; required. The local authorities shall ensure that the project processing for a project relating to a waste incineration plant is coordinated with the law on environmental protection, including that the waste base is submitted for approval under Clause 50 b, in accordance with Article 50 b ; environmental protection.

§ 25. The local authorities shall notify the relevant supply undertakings, municipalities and property owners to the area or be imposed on servitut, on the project proposal in order to allow any comments to be made to the project to be submitted to : The municipal board within four weeks. In the case of an amendment to the area boundaries in relation to the existing plant base, the supply undertakings concerned and so on shall be involved. The local authorities may accordingly inform others, such as companies and customs and tax administration.

SECTION 26. Before the municipal management board may grant approval, the municipality board must carry out an energy, socio-economic and environmental impact assessment of the project. The assessment must take place on the basis of

1) planning in accordance with Chapter 2 ;

2) the provisions laid down in Chapter 3 ;

3) the socio-economic analyses referred to in 23 (2) ; 1, no. 10, and

4) the remarks received after paragraph 25.

Paragraph 2. In the assessment, the local authority shall ensure that the project based on a specific assessment is the socio-economic most advantageous project, cf. however, section 10 (1). 2, and section 17 (3). 5-7.

Paragraph 3. Exposing the project to the rules referred to in section 6 (2). The municipal management board shall assess the use of the rules for the project's economy and the fulfillments of energy policy objectives and so on.

§ 27. Approvals include the following items that are relevant to the project proposal :

1) The plant, including its capacity, location and production.

2) Asyform form.

3) Energy form.

4) Supply area.

5) The installation or modification of the installation.

6) Decision on the application of section 6 (2). 3, sections 7 and 11-13 of the heat supply law.

Paragraph 2. For approval, conditions relating to the construction, change or operation of the installation, for example, may be attached to :

1) the time limit for the commencement of the construction works and the time limitation of the approval,

2) submission within the prescribed time limits for contracts with the installation of energy supplies and on the sale of the services (heated water, steam, gas or electricity) which the plant will produce,

3) the attainment of a neatable heat basis and

4) Low temperatures.

§ 28. The local authorities shall notify the Projector of the Projector, the supply undertakings, the municipalities and the landowners concerned, which shall be subject to the area or be imposed on servitut, on the decision providing information on the redress and the time limit.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall report digital information on decisions relating to projects covered by Annex 1, section 3.1, and which have been taken on 1. January 2012 or later. The report shall be made to the Register on PlansystemDK, cf. § 1 i circular no. 68 of 6. September 2006 on the digital plank register-PlansystemDK and on the submission of plans and plans by the Communeboard Management Board and so on with associated plan information for the register. The report shall be carried out in accordance with the data model PlanDK3 for the collective heat supply located at the www.plansystem.dk website.

§ 29. The DEA may, in specific cases, decide that the decision on project approval is made by the DEA in place of the municipal management board.

Chapter 5

Pensation

-$30. In specific cases, the DEA may dispense with the rules in the notice, for example in the development or demonstration projects.

Paragraph 2. The Agency for Energy Management shall inform the Commission of a derogation, if :

1) the project concerns production plants with a disclosed thermal capacity of more than 20 MW or the distribution or transmission networks in which the production plant that supplies to the network has a furnant thermal capacity of more than 20 MW,

2) an appropriate alternative to the project is a project with the exploitation of overshot heat and

3) the derogation shall mean that the project can be implemented without the use of surplus heat.

Chapter 6

Crow and other things.

§ 31. The Energy Board Board shall examine complaints against decisions taken following this notice.

Paragraph 2. Complaints must have been submitted in writing to the Energy Board Board within 4 weeks of the notification. The Energy Clause Board shall inform the municipality of the complaint. The orientation, including the transmission of a copy of the complaint, shall be carried out as soon as possible and no later than 7 days after the complaint has been received.

§ 32. Decisions taken by the Energy Clause Board in accordance with paragraph 31 cannot be brought to the second administrative authority.

Chapter 7

Punishment

§ 33. With fine punishment, the one who

1) fails to obtain approval after section 3,

2) violates section 3, or

3) overrides an approval, including terms and conditions, set out in an approval.

Paragraph 2. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 8

The entry into force, etc.

§ 34. The announcement shall enter into force on 5. June 2014.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 374 of 15. April 2013 on the approval of projects for collective heat-supply facilities, cf. however, paragraph 1 3 and 4.

Paragraph 3. The notice shall not apply to applications for project approval submitted before the 5. June 2014. In the case of such applications, the applicable rules shall apply.

Paragraph 4. Complaction of decisions taken by the municipal board or by the Board of Energy after notification no. 374 of 15. April 2013 shall be examined in accordance with the provisions of Notice no. 374 of 15. April 2013 on the approval of projects for collective heat treatment plants.

Paragraph 5. Biombox-based block-centric centers established or approved at the latest by the 14th. In June 1990, however, paragraph 20 (3) may be laid down. Paragraph 21 (1) and section 21 (1). 1, continue with the biomass use at that plant.

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Appendix 1

Author-based projects for collective heat-supply facilities, cf. Section 3, paragraph 3. ONE, ONE. Act.

Collective heat-generation projects with a heat capacity of 0,25 MW or more covered by section 2 of the law on heat supply shall be subject to approval. These categories of projects are as follows :

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Appendix 2

Compensation for a change in supply form, cf. § 8

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Appendix 3

Companies covered by the provisions of section 10 (1). 2, and section 17 (3). 5, no. 1

1) The announcement contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2012 /27/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25. In October 2012 on energy efficiency, amending Directive 2009 /12/30/EU, and repealing Directive 2004 /8/EC and 2006 /32/EC, EU Official Journal, nr. In 315, page 1, as amended by Council Directive 2013 /12/EU of 13. May 2013 adapting the European Parliament and Council Directive 2012 /27/EU on energy efficiency in the light of the accession of the Republic of Croatia, the EU-Official Journal of the European Union. L141, page 28.