COMBINABILITY CONDITIONS Clause Samples
The Combinability Conditions clause defines the rules and limitations regarding how a particular offer, discount, or contractual benefit can be used in conjunction with other offers or agreements. Typically, this clause specifies whether multiple promotions, discounts, or contractual terms can be applied together or if only one may be used at a time. For example, it may state that a customer cannot combine a seasonal discount with a loyalty program benefit. The core function of this clause is to prevent overlapping benefits that could result in unintended financial exposure or confusion, thereby ensuring clear and manageable terms for both parties.
COMBINABILITY CONDITIONS. A Delivery Point providing aFRR Service cannot be a part of any Strategic Reserve Contract.
COMBINABILITY CONDITIONS. II.5.1 A Delivery Point part of a BSP Contract aFRR can be included in a BSP Contract FCR, a BSP Contract mFRR and/or an FSP Contract DA/ID with ToE at the condition that the BSP is the same party.
II.5.2 Any other Delivery Point, upstream or downstream of the Delivery Point supplying aFRR Service5, cannot be part of any other Balancing Service, including aFRR Service itself, independently from the fact that the BSP is the same party. 5 In other words, there cannot be a cascade between two Delivery Points to avoid any influence from one on the other. Each Delivery Point must be independent one of each other.
COMBINABILITY CONDITIONS. A Delivery Point providing mFRR Service cannot be a part of any Strategic Reserve Contract;
COMBINABILITY CONDITIONS. A Delivery Point participating in the DA/ID Flexibility Service cannot be part of any Strategic Reserve Contract as written in Article 9 of the ToE Rules.