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skip to main content gov.uk uses cookies to make the site simpler. find out more about cookies gov.uk search search menu departments worldwide how government works get involved publications consultations statistics announcements home environment climate change and energy low carbon technologies guidance combined heat and power quality assurance programme certification for good quality chp and chpqa financial incentives. published 1 august 2014 last updated 4 october 2018 — see all updates from: department for business, energy & industrial strategy contents what is chpqa applying to chpqa chpqa online submission chpqa guidance notes ‘simple’ scheme submission forms ‘complex’ scheme submission forms chpqa certificates chpqa timescales certification timetable contact chpqa case studies chpqa events what is chpqa the chp quality assurance programme ( chpqa ) is a government initiative providing a practical, determinate method for assessing all types and sizes of combined heat and power ( chp ) schemes throughout the uk. chp , the simultaneous generation of heat and power in a single process, provides one of the most cost-effective approaches for making carbon savings and plays a crucial role in the uk climate change programme. chpqa aims to monitor, assess and improve the quality of uk combined heat and power. while participation in the chpqa programme is voluntary, the government is committed to increasing the uk’s chp capacity because of the considerable environmental, economic and social benefits it can bring together with its contribution to security of supply. successful chpqa certification grants eligibility to a range of benefits, including renewable obligation certificates, renewable heat incentive, carbon price floor (heat) relief, climate change levy exemption (in respect of electricity directly supplied), enhanced capital allowances and preferential business rates. chpqa , by assessing chp schemes on the basis of their energy efficiency and environmental performance, ensures that the associated fiscal benefits are in line with environmental performance. the programme is carried out on behalf of the department for business, energy and industrial strategy ( beis ), in consultation with the scottish executive, the national assembly for wales, and the northern ireland department of enterprise, trade and investment and has been running since 2001. the chpqa standard sets out definitions, criteria and methodologies for the operation of the programme. it should be read in conjunction with the supporting chpqa guidance notes , which provide detailed information on how this standard will be interpreted by government departments and agencies as well as guidance on compliance with this standard. applying to chpqa the first step in the route to chpqa certification is to register for the programme by completing form f1 . form f1 is a basic administration form used to record the address of a proposed or existing chp scheme and the contact details of the rp with whom all resultant chpqa correspondence will be made, and is the first form that needs to be completed. this form must be signed by the rp prior to submitting. if the rp is responsible for more than one chp scheme, only one f1 form needs to be submitted but a list of the relevant scheme addresses must be attached. following the receipt of form f1, the chpqa administrator will send the rp a unique reference number for the scheme(s) and a user name and password. these are required to access the online electronic submission system . note that chpqa applications may also be submitted on paper if preferred, though the online system is much simpler. following receipt of reference number and login details for the electronic submission system, the next step in the submission procedure is, in part, dependant on the complexity of the scheme, is it a ‘simple’ or ‘complex’ scheme. chpqa online submission all self assessment forms can be completed online. use chpqa online submission system for chpqa certification. chpqa guidance notes chpqa guidance notes are available for completing chpqa forms. ‘simple’ scheme submission forms a scheme is defined as ‘simple’ if it meets the following criteria: generating capacity < 2 mwe single reciprocating engine single conventional fuel used no heat only boiler present then the shortened versions of the chpqa forms can be used which simplifies the submission procedure. these are denoted by the letter ‘s’ following each form name e.g. f2(s) , f3(s) and f4(s) . there are 2 categories of simple schemes – existing and new– which are covered below. simple schemes: existing if your scheme is already commissioned and running and you have sufficient operational data for at least one month, then you need to complete form f2(s) and f4(s) . form f2(s) – this is used to provide details of the chp scheme, such as installed equipment capacity, type, etc, and metering arrangements. note: form f2(s) only needs resubmitting if changes are made to the scheme. form f4(s) – if your scheme has at least one month of operational data, this form is used to provide details of the scheme’s actual performance. you only need to submit the annual energy figures for: electricity generated fuel consumed heat utilised where the scheme is <500 kwe with no appropriate gas metering, the fuel input may be estimated based on power efficiency using the chpqa ‘unit list’ which can be found on the chpqa website. note: form f4(s) is resubmitted each year with scheme performance details for the previous calendar year enabling a new chpqa certificate to be issued. if there are any significant changes to the scheme (e.g. boundaries, metering) a new form f2(s), must also be resubmitted. simple schemes: new form f3(s) is for self-assessment of schemes which are not yet operational enabling you to provide technical details and anticipated performance, based on design information prior to commissioning. it is not a requirement to complete a f2(s) at this stage. it also allows you to request an energy efficiency certificate for the scheme that is used in claiming enhanced capital allowances (ecas). if a certificate of energy efficiency is required you need to tick the box at the bottom of the declaration of the f3(s) form, provide a list of identified potential electricity customers and complete part 5. note: form f3(s) is resubmitted each year enabling a new chpqa certificate to be issued, where there is no change from the previous calendar year, this may be reflected by entering “as in f3(s) self-assessment for 20xx”. the chpqa certificate provided will be valid until the 31st december of the year of issue. ‘complex’ scheme submission forms the sequence of forms is the same as for the ‘simple’ scheme submission, however more detail is required and thus the forms are longer. the descriptor ‘complex’ therefore covers all other schemes that are not ‘simple’: a scheme is complex if it meets any of the following: generating capacity ≥ 2 mwe prime mover not a single reciprocating engine non-conventional fuel used fired boiler(s) included within scheme boundary complex schemes: existing if your scheme is commissioned and running and you have sufficient operational data, then form f2 and f4 must be completed. form f2 – this form is used to provide a description of the scheme. this requires a list of all installed equipment (prime movers, boilers, their capacity, type, age etc) and metering equipment that will be used to monitor the performance of the chp scheme. you will also need to provide scheme schematics showing all the listed equipment and meters. form f4 – if your scheme has at least one month of operational data, this form is used to provide details of actual performance. you need to submit the following monthly energy figures: electricity generated fuel consumed heat utilised you will also need to submit more supporting documentation than for simple schemes. this may include additional calculations necessary

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