Key terms explained for the Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive

If your application is approved, you’ll become a participant on the Domestic RHI. Throughout the whole time your installation is accredited to the scheme, you’ll have various responsibilities in relation to you, your property, and your installation. These are called ‘ongoing obligations’ and you’ll need to comply with all of them to continue to receive payments and avoid any enforcement action, such as the withholding of payments and recovery of any overpayments. Investors will also have ongoing obligations. For more information, please see Chapter 3 of the Essential guide.

The Letter of Authorisation confirms that you are able to apply on behalf of the organisation, and therefore the person filling out the template must be a signatory on the company bank account. They can use the letter to nominate themselves or another individual to act as the authorised representative if required (if they are nominating another individual, this person is not required to be a signatory on the bank account).

For more information, please see Section 13 Chapter 2 of the Essential guide.