Operational and Market Data Sample Clauses

Operational and Market Data. 5.9.1 Subject to the provisions of paragraph 5.9.2 and the other provisions of the Code, National Grid NTS shall arrange for the data referred to in Annex V-1, (''Operational and Market Data'') to be published or made available in the manner specified in Annex V-1.
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Operational and Market Data. Column Name Description 1 Data data definition and indication of the time period to which the data corresponds 2 Timing initial publication timing and where appropriate, timing of updates if the data is subject to any change 3 Format tabular, graphical, other 4 Presentation downloadable, viewable or both 5 Disclosure public or restricted (and if restricted, list of entities to whom the data can be released) Data Timing Format Presentation Disclosure The rate of flow of gas (in MSCM per Day) over a 2 minute period into the NTS at each Individual System Entry Point capable of flowing (in aggregate) more than 10 MSCM per Day of gas into the System. Every 12 minutes, in respect of the six 2 minute periods commencing 24 minutes before the time of publication and ending 12 minutes before the time of publication. Tabular Viewable Public The rate of flow of gas (in MSCM per Day) over a 2 minute period into the NTS at each Aggregate System Entry Point capable of flowing (in aggregate) more than 10 MSCM per Day of gas into the System. Every 12 minutes, in respect of the six 2 minute periods commencing 24 minutes before the time of publication and ending 12 minutes before the time of publication. Tabular Viewable Public The aggregate physical quantity of gas offtaken from the System in the Preceding Gas Flow Day at the Connected System Exit Point in respect of each pipeline interconnector by which gas is transported to another country By 11:00 hours on each Day Tabular Viewable Public The aggregate physical quantity of gas offtaken from the System in the preceding Gas Flow By 12:00 hours on each Day Tabular Viewable Public Day at each NTS Exit Point, (not including the quantity of NTS own use gas). The aggregate physical LNG in store (in kWh) at LNG Importation Facilities at 04:59 hours on the Preceding Gas Flow Day: provided that, where not all LNG Importation Facilities have provided such data to National Grid NTS by the time specified in the next column as being the time for publication, then National Grid NTS shall publish that such aggregate is unknown (and shall not be required to publish the information received from any LNG Importation Facility). By 16:00 hours on each Day Tabular Viewable Public For each Aggregate System Entry Point capable of flowing (in aggregate) more than 10 MSCM per Day of gas into the System which does not have an associated System Exit Point, the aggregate prevailing Input Nominations for such Aggregate System Entry Point in respect o...
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Operational and Market Data. 5.9.1 Subject to the provisions of the Code Transco NTS shall arrange for the data referred to in Annex V-1, (''Operational and Market Data'') to be published or made available in the manner specified in Annex V-1.
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Operational and Market Data. 5.9.1 Subject to the provisions of paragraph 5.9.2 and the other provisions of the Code, National Gas Transmission shall arrange for the data referred to in Annex V-1, (''Operational and Market Data'') to be published or made available in the manner specified in Annex V-1.
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Operational and Market Data. Column Name Description 1 Data data definition and indication of the time period to which the data corresponds 2 Timing initial publication timing and where appropriate, timing of updates if the data is subject to any change 3 Format tabular, graphical, other 4 Presentation downloadable, viewable or both 5 Disclosure public or restricted (and if restricted, list of entities to whom the data can be released) Data Timing Format Presentation Disclosure None specified SO Commodity Charge Information Annex V-2 SO Commodity Charge Information SO Commodity Charge Information description Licence definition period reporting deadline location forecast of annual System throughput for Formula Year t N/A Formula Year On 1 April or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter in Formula Year t-1 xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx forecast of monthly System throughput for Formula Year t N/A Formula Year On 1 April or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter in Formula Year t-1 xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx actual weekly System throughput N/A Formula Year to date 9 Days after week end xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx annual target cost for each of the Relevant SO Incentive Schemes for Formula Year t NTS SO exit capacity incentive targets (ExCITt) & (ExITt), system rese incentive target (SRITt), gas cost incentive target (GCITt), internal incentive target (ICITt). Formula Year On 1 April or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter in Formula Year t-1 xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx forecast monthly target cost for each of the Relevant SO Incentive Schemes for Formula Year t N/A Formula Year On 1 April or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter in Formula Year t-1 xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx sum of weekly outturn costs The exit performance measure (ExCPt), The NTS SO system balancing costs (SBICt), The Formula Year to date 62 Days after week end xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx Annex V-2 SO Commodity Charge Information for the Relevant SO Incentive Schemes internal cost performance measure (ICCPt) quarterly outturn costs for each of the Relevant SO Incentive Schemes The exit performance measure (ExCPt), The NTS SO system balancing costs (SBICt), The internal cost performance measure (ICCPt) Formula Year to date 62 Days after quarter end xxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxx .xx.xxx Where: t means the relevant Formula Year;
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Operational and Market Data. Column Name Description 1 Data data definition and indication of the time period to which the data corresponds 2 Timing initial publication timing and where appropriate, timing of updates if the data is subject to any change 3 Format tabular, graphical, other 4 Presentation downloadable, viewable or both 5 Disclosure public or restricted (and if restricted, list of entities to whom the data can be released) Data Timing Format Presentation Disclosure The rate of flow of gas (in MSCM per Day) over a 2 minute period into the NTS from each National Grid LNG Storage Facility Every 12 minutes, in respect of the six 2 minute periods commencing 24 minutes before the time of publication and ending 12 minutes before the time of publication Tabular Viewable Public The rate of flow of gas (in MSCM per Day) over a 2 minute period into the NTS at each Individual System Entry Point capable of flowing (in aggregate) more than 10 MSCM per Day of gas into the System . Every 12 minutes, in respect of the six 2 minute periods commencing 24 minutes before the time of publication and ending 12 minutes before the time of publication. Tabular Viewable Public The rate of flow of gas (in MSCM per Day) over a 2 minute period into the NTS at each Aggregate System Entry Point capable of flowing (in aggregate) more than 10 MSCM per Day of gas into the System.3 Every 12 minutes, in respect of the six 2 minute periods commencing 24 minutes before the time of publication and ending 12 minutes before the time of publication.4 Tabular Viewable Public 3 Implementation of modification 0097A, effective 01 October 2007, will add a new line at the end of the table.
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