Harmonised Allocation Rules definition

Harmonised Allocation Rules means the Allocation Rules for Forward Capacity Allocation published by ENTSO-E;
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Harmonised Allocation Rules means the harmonised allocation rules for long-term transmission rights in accordance with Article 51 of Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/1719 of 26 September 2016 establishing a guideline on forward capacity allocation (including the France – Great Britain borderspecific annex applicable to ElecLink)1;
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Examples of Harmonised Allocation Rules in a sentence

  • With the application of EU Harmonised Allocation Rules, SEE CAO has induced an early implementation of the FCA guideline underneath the region of SEE.

  • Above all the proposal refers to the Harmonised Allocation Rules defined by all TSOs pursuant to Article 51 of Regulation 2016/1719 always in their last version and it does not include references to past HAR developed on voluntary basis: in particular the version currently in force is the one approved by ACER decision 03/2017 issued on October 2nd 2017.

  • Capitalised terms used in this Nomination Participation Agreement shall have the meaning defined either in the Harmonised Allocation Rules, Shadow Allocation Rules, Intraday Allocation Rules, the Nomination Rules or the Information System Rules (as the case may be) unless otherwise specified.

  • Capitalised terms used in this Nomination Participation Agreement shall have the meaning defined either in the Harmonised Allocation Rules (including the Border Specific Annex), Shadow Allocation Rules, or the Nemo Link Access Rules unless otherwise specified.

  • The SEE CCR TSOs proposal for design for LTTR refers to the Harmonised Allocation Rules defined by all TSOs pursuant to Article 51 of Regulation 2016/1719, in their version currently in force, as approved by ACER decision 03/2017 issued on 2 October 2017.