Capacity booking Sample Clauses

Capacity booking. The gas is directly injected into ÉGÁZ-DÉGÁZ Ltd’s and E.ON Közép-dunántúli Gázhálózati Zrt’ distribution system by TÉT-3 gas well. The following entry and exit points are registered on FGSZ Ltd’s Informatic Platform in order to ensure the accounting with Network Users and the whole transmission procedure: Virtual entry point: Lovászpatona TÉT-3 „0” pont KALOVASZ1ZEN Virtual exit point: Lovászpatona 1-E (ÉGÁZ-DÉGÁZ) KALOVASZ1EEN Lovászpatona 1-T (KÖGÁZ) KALOVASZ1TEN Unified points: Lovászpatona KÖGÁZ KATELJCS58EN (Lovászpatona 1-1+Lovászpatona 1-T) Lovászpatona ÉGÁZ-DÉGÁZ KATELJCS59EN (Lovászpatona 1-2+Lovászpatona 1-E) Those Network Users, who do not have source within the partial iséand plant, shall book capacity in accordance with their shipper portfolio at FGSZ Ltd’s exit (KATELJCS58EN, KATELJCS59EN) and entry points. Those Network Users, who have both source from the partial island plant and pipeline source, but the island plant source is likely to exceed the consumer demand and this quantity can be fully or partially used by other consumers of the distribution system, shall book entry capacity for this quantity at Lovászpatona TÉT-3 „O” point (KALOVASZ1ZEN) virtual entry point. Capacity fee shall not be charged pursuant to the applicable rules. In case of production breakdowns that may occur, the concerning network user shall book capacity at the exit and entry points belonging to FGSZ Ltd’s system pursuant to its shipper portfolio.
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Capacity booking. 2.1 The NTS Exit Capacity which a CSEP User is registered as holding at the Firm CSEP shall be the aggregate NTS Exit Capacity held by the CSEP User at each Firm Sub-CSEP pursuant to this Schedule.

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