Tolerance Levels of User's Daily Load Imbalance Sample Clauses

Tolerance Levels of User's Daily Load Imbalance. On each Day in which the absolute value of the Daily Transmission User's Daily Load Imbalance as a percentage of its Reserved Transmission Capacity exceeds the permitted Daily Load Imbalance Tolerance Levels (Limits), as determined in the "NNGS Access Invoices and Charges" manual, the Transmission User is considered as being outside the Tolerance Limit. In this case, and depending on whether the Transmission User’s DTULI is positive or negative, the Transmission User is considered outside the positive Daily Load Imbalance Tolerance Limit or outside the negative Daily Load Imbalance Tolerance Limit respectively. Specifically in the case of supply to an Off-Take Facility which has not previously been supplied with Natural Gas (New Off-Take Facility) for the requirements of which the Transmission User reserves at a particular Exit Point a Transmission Capacity over one (1) GWh for the first six (6) months from the date of first delivery and off-take of Natural Gas (Trial Operation Period), the Daily Load Imbalance Tolerance Limit varies, as described in the "NNGS Access Invoices and Charges" manual. The Daily Load Imbalance Tolerance Limit for supplying a New Off-Take Facility is applied only as to that part of the Transmission User's Reserved Transmission Capacity that corresponds to the Reserved Off-Take Transmission Capacity reserved by the Transmission User at an Exit Point in order to serve the New Off- Take Facility. The Transmission User serving the New Off-Take Facility must state to the Operator which part of its Reserved Transmission Capacity is reserved for supplying the New Off-Take Facility. The Operator is entitled to demand additional evidence in order to acknowledge that the above part of the Transmission User's Reserved Transmission Capacity is to be used for supplying the New Off-Take Facility. The Daily Load Imbalance Tolerance Levels (Limits) may be modified after a proposal by the Operator and approval by ERA. The modification applies as of the Year after the Year in which the Operator submitted the related proposal. In reviewing, mainly taken into consideration are the expected demand for Gas by all Transmission Users, the transmission capacity of the NNGTS, the Operator's obligation to ensure the reliable, safe and productive operation of the NNGS, and the reasonably expected total Reserved Transmission Capacity of all Transmission Users for the next Year. Any Day in which the Transmission User, according to its statement that has been ...
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