Examples of Belgian Gas Act in a sentence
The Belgian Gas Act and the Luxembourg Gas Act implementing the aforementioned directive enable the transmission system operators of both countries to appoint a jointly held entity as Balancing Operator of an integrated balancing zone.
The most relevant ones are listed in the table below.8 Cf Article 15/2 bis, §1 of the Belgian Gas Act (« Loi du 12 avril 1965 relative au transport de produits gazeux et autres par canalisations »).
The term " Belgian Gas Act" means the Belgian Gas Law concerning the transportation of gaseous and other substances by pipeline of 12 April 1965, as amended from time to time, or any successor thereof.
The Court of Honour shall decide in cases of violations of good business practices, contracts, market rules and other regulations, of members not fulfilling their duties and on violations of the decisions of the Chamber.
The government will continue to work with London to explore further devolution of powers over the coming months.
Transmission System Operator has the right to use (part of) the Gas in Storage granted to the Storage System Operator by the Subscribers of the Standard Storage Agreement, as imposed by the Competent Authority in order to comply with the obligation to safeguard the supply to protected customers as described in the Belgian Gas Act.
Competent Authority: (Security of Supply Regulation) the National Governmental Authority (in French “La Direction générale de l’Energie”, in Dutch “Algemene Directie Energie”) designated by the Member State in article 15/13 §6 of the Belgian Gas Act to be responsible for ensuring the implementation of the measures set out in the Security of Supply Regulation.
Gas Act: shall mean the Belgian Gas Act concerning the transportation of gaseous and other substances by pipeline of 12 April 1965 as amended from time to time.
An additional element governing Interconnector’s finances is a financial control under the Belgian Gas Act.
The Belgian Gas Act has been modified in order to allow Fluxys Belgium to a.o. delegate the responsibility of market-based balancing to another entity i.e. Balansys (new Belgian Gas Act of 8 July 2015, published 16 July 2015).