Common balancing zone definition

Common balancing zone means the common Estonian and Latvian balancing zone in which an imbalance position for each network user is determined and where this Regulation apply.
Common balancing zone means the combined area of Estonian and Latvian balancing zones, where the Regulation apply.
Common balancing zone means the combined Estonian and Latvian balancing zones in which an imbalance position for each network user is determined and where these standard terms and conditions apply.

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