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Access Responsible Parties’ individual balancing obligation. In accordance with the Grid Code for Transmission, [ARP] will at all times during the execution of this Contract provide and deploy all reasonable resources in order to stay balanced on a quarter- hourly basis. As stated in Article 1 of the Contract, an Imbalance occurs when there is a difference for one quarter-hour between the total Injection to the Xxxx Grid allocated to the Balancing Perimeter of [ARP] and the total Off-take from the Xxxx Grid allocated to the Balancing Perimeter of [ARP], as laid down in Appendix 3 to the Contract. [ARP] will provide Xxxx, at Elia’s first reasoned request, with adequate evidence that the resources have been foreseen to enable him to comply with his balancing obligation. If [ARP] is in Imbalance, [ARP] will pay the Tariff for Imbalance in accordance with Article 16 of the Contract and the applicable Tariffs. Payment of the said Tariff for Imbalance does not discharge [ARP] of his liability defined in accordance with Article 20 of the Contract.
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Access Responsible Parties’ individual balancing obligation. In accordance with the Grid Code for Transmission, ARP will at all times during the execution of this Contract provide and deploy all reasonable resources in order to stay balanced on a quarter-hourly basis, except in the event of a change in ARP's Balancing Perimeter in the context of an activation by an FSP in the markets to which the Transfer of Energy Rules apply. In the above case, ARP will not be deemed liable, in the sense of Article 10 of the Contract, for this specific Imbalance in its Balancing Perimeter. As stated in Article 1 of the Contract, an Imbalance occurs when there is a difference for one quarter-hour between the total Injection to the Xxxx Grid allocated to ARP's Balancing Perimeter and the total Off-take from the Xxxx Grid allocated to ARP's Balancing Perimeter, as laid down in Appendix 3 to the Contract. An Imbalance can also occur in ARP's Balancing Perimeter in its role as Access Responsible Party associated with a Flexibility Service Provider. ARP shall provide Xxxx, at Xxxx’x first reasoned request, with adequate evidence that it has made provision for the resources needed to enable it to comply with its balancing obligation. If ARP is in Imbalance, ARP shall pay the Tariff for Imbalance in accordance with Article 16 of the Contract and the applicable Tariffs. Payment of the said Tariff for Imbalance does not relieve ARP of its liability determined in accordance with Article 20 of the Contract.
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