Common use of Splitting Clause in Contracts

Splitting. The differential quantities from the sub-balancing group shall be offset at % in the invoicing balancing group. The balancing group manager must ensure that the total of the percent key for splitting the differential quantities of the sub-balancing group over several invoicing balancing groups continuously produces 100% and no differential quantities are left over in the sub-balancing group. Where differential quantities are left over in the sub-balancing group and the sub-balancing group’s balancing group manager is responsible for this, GASPOOL shall be entitled to suspend the performance stipulated in this agreement with immediate effect, and with a repeated violation of such an obligation GASPOOL shall be entitled to terminate the agreement with immediate effect.

Splitting. The differential quantities from the sub-balancing group shall be offset at % in the invoicing balancing group. The balancing group manager must ensure that the total of the percent key for splitting the differential quantities of the sub-balancing group over several invoicing balancing groups continuously produces 100% and no differential quantities are left over in the sub-balancing group. Where differential quantities are left over in the sub-sub- balancing group and the sub-balancing group’s balancing group manager is responsible for this, GASPOOL shall be entitled to suspend the performance stipulated in this agreement with immediate effect, and with a repeated violation of such an obligation GASPOOL shall be entitled to terminate the agreement with immediate effect.