Part 13: General Schedule 4: Utility activities Part 1: Activities that are utility activities Electricity
Paragraph 2 sets out when activities associated with electricity are utilities activities.
	Sub-paragraph (1) specifies that the provision or operation of fixed networks to provide a service to the public in connection with the production, transport or distribution of electricity and the supply of electricity to such networks are utility activities.
	Sub-paragraph (2) sets out circumstances where the supply of electricity to a network is not considered a utility activity, all of which must be met for the exemption to apply. These are: that the operator (i.e. the supplier of electricity) is a private utility or public undertaking; the operator produces electricity because it needs the electricity to do something other than a specified activity; the electricity supplied is only the excess from such production that the operator has not used itself; and the electricity supplied represents not more than 30% of all the energy produced by the operator.
	Sub-paragraphs (3) and (4) provide that an appropriate authority may make regulations setting out how to calculate the amount referred to in sub-paragraph (2)(d) and set out a non-exhaustive list of provisions that may be included in those regulations.