Enforceable undertakings

Under section 154Q of the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000, the Clean Energy Regulator may accept a written undertaking from a person to do or refrain from doing certain things, including the surrender of certificates that the person was not entitled to create. Section 154Q(5) stipulates that the Regulator must publish the undertaking on its website.

Current enforceable undertakings

Please note that the below listed enforceable undertakings were carried out by the Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator prior to its move to the Clean Energy Regulator on 2 April, 2012

Company or individual details Bamboo Direct Pty Ltd trading as RECs Direct
Undertaking date 09 January 2012
Circumstances ORER has conducted an investigation into the creation of certificates by Bamboo Direct Pty Ltd trading as Recs Direct.  The investigation identified 28 installations where the modules used were not on the list of approved products maintained by the Clean Energy Council.  Based on the findings of the investigation the Regulator is satisfied that Bamboo Direct Pty Ltd trading as Recs Direct have created 5,413 small technology certificates in circumstances in which Bamboo Direct Pty Ltd trading as Recs Direct were not entitled to create those certificates – namely, the modules installed were not on the list of approved products maintained by the Clean Energy Council.
Undertaking Bamboo Direct Pty Ltd trading as Recs Direct hereby undertakes to, on or before 31 January 2012, to have the Chinaland poly crystalline 250 watt panels listed on the Clean Energy Council’s AS/NZS 5033 Compliant PV Modules.
Attachments Enforceable undertaking (PDF 280 KB)

 

Completed enforceable undertakings

An enforceable undertaking is deemed to be completed when all tasks offered by a party and accepted by the Regulator have been completed to the Regulator's satisfaction.

A list of completed enforceable undertakings is available on the Completed enforceable undertakings page.

Date last updated: 16 May 2012