Allocation to the Balancing Perimeter Sample Clauses

Allocation to the Balancing Perimeter. ARP's Balancing Perimeter consists of:  Injection and/or Off-take Points, excluding those Access Points that supply a Closed Distribution System connected to the Xxxx Grid; and/or  Distribution Off-take Position(s) on (a) distribution network(s) other than the Xxxx Grid; and/or  Closed Distribution System Injection and/or Off-take Positions on one or more Closed Distribution Systems, corresponding to the total volume of injection and/or off-take energy for all the CDS Access Points which ARP is responsible for monitoring, in accordance with Article 12.2.3 of the Contract; and/or  losses in accordance with Articles 161 and 162 of the Grid Code for Transmission, and, if applicable, in accordance with the Grid Codes for Local and Regional Transmission; and/or  Import and/or Export; and/or  Internal Commercial Trade;  where appropriate, the corrections of the Balancing Perimeter as a result of an activation of flexibility in accordance with Article 11.8 of the Contract;  in case of an ARPO.I., the allocation of Active Power as an Injection or Off-take at an Offshore Interconnector Connection Point as described in Appendix 9: that are allocated to ARP's Balancing Perimeter. Any Access Responsible Party that is a Shipping Agent and, in addition to the cross-border transaction Nominations, nominates other activities belonging to its Balancing Perimeter, must:  request a separate Balancing Perimeter from Xxxx (identified with a separate EIC/Xxxx code) before entering the cross-border transaction Nominations; and  inform all the Access Responsible Parties that nominate the Internal Commercial Trade with it of this double Balancing Perimeter, indicating which Balancing Perimeter applies to which Nomination. The following principles apply for the allocation to ARP's Balancing Perimeter:
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Allocation to the Balancing Perimeter. Injection and/or Off-take Points, excluding those Access Points that supply a Closed Distribution System connected to the Xxxx Grid, are allocated to ARP's Balancing Perimeter:  for all the Injection and/or Off-take Points, for which the designated Access Holder, in accordance with the applicable regulations and/or contractual provisions, has granted rights of access by entering into an access contract with Xxxx; and  for which ARP has been validly designated as the Access Responsible Party in relation to the Injection and/or Off-take Points stated in the abovementioned access contract. This allocation to ARP's Balancing Perimeter will be made based on the measured Active Power, excluding the volume injected at the Access Points of the Generation Units supplying the Strategic Generation Reserve, which is replaced by the value 0. This allocation is subject to specific rules relating to Band Deliveries for Off-take Points and Shared Injection for Injection Points, and to the situations of two Access Responsible Parties being designated for monitoring the Off-take and/or Injection at an Access Point, in accordance with Article 201 of the Grid Code for Transmission, as defined in the relevant access contract.

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