Allocation of Gas Quantities Sample Clauses

Allocation of Gas Quantities. (1) VGS shall allocate the gas quantities that are nominated by the customer for injection or withdrawal in each case to a Discounted Account or an Undiscounted Account created in accordance with § 1. If the nomination for injection or withdrawal takes place from the Dutch market area of GTS, the gas quantities are allocated to the Undiscounted Account by VGS.
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Allocation of Gas Quantities. (1) The market area coordinators shall create balancing groups regarding discounted transport capacities (“Discounted BG”) and balancing groups regarding undiscounted transport capacities (“Undiscounted BG”) while using separate balancing group codes. Undiscounted Transport Capacities may be credited to both an Undiscounted BG and a Discounted BG. Discounted Transport Capacities, however, may be credited exclusively to a Discounted BG. Thereby, the transport capacities may be credited exclusively to balancing groups that are created in the same market area. In relation to VGS, the customer shall comply with these requirements on their own responsibility.
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