Use of alternative Interconnection Point Sample Clauses

Use of alternative Interconnection Point. Notwithstanding the above, the SSO shall have a right to ask the Customer to book and use for injection and withdrawal of natural gas to/from the Storage Facility the Interconnection Point with the Virtual Trading Point Austria via cross-border connection of the Storage Facility with the Transmission System of eustream, a.s. In such case, the Customer shall be obliged to make relevant nominations at the Entry/Exit Interconnection Point Xxxxxxxxxx in Austria operated by the Austrian transmission system operator. The SSO shall be obliged to offtake/deliver the natural gas at the Entry/Exit Interconnection Point Xxxxxxxxxx in Slovakia operated by eustream, a.s. and to make relevant nominations with eustream, a.s. in relation to cross-border connection to/from the Storage Facility. The SSO shall bear Xxxxxxxxxx entry/exit fees charged by the respective Austrian transmission system operator. The SSO shall also bear a commodity rate charged by the respective Austrian transmission system operator for system utilization for natural gas withdrawn from the Storage Facility to the Interconnection Point with the Virtual Trading Point Austria via cross-border connection of the Storage Facility with the Transmission System of eustream, a.s. and the fee for the cross-border use of Storage Facility pursuant to the valid E-Control Regulation Commission Ordinance setting the Natural Gas System Charges (Gas-Systemnutzungsentgelte-Verordnung 2013 in the valid version) as may be amended from time to time.
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