Exceeding of Capacity and Overrun Fee Sample Clauses

Exceeding of Capacity and Overrun Fee. (1) In accordance with the procedure defined in the Operating Manual the customer may use non-contractual capacities (exceeding of capacity). Aforementioned sentence 1 shall not be deemed to create an entitlement for use of capacities beyond the contractually agreed capacities. (2) VGS shall charge for every exceeding of capacity an overrun fee of the following amount:
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Exceeding of Capacity and Overrun Fee. (1) In accordance with the procedure defined in the Operating Manual the customer may use non-contractual capacities (exceeding of capacity). Aforementioned sentence 1 shall not be deemed to create an entitlement for use of capacities beyond the contractually agreed capacities. (2) VGS shall charge for every exceeding of capacity an overrun fee as follows: • for every hour exceeding the contracted working gas volume, the overrun fee shall be the result of 1.29 €/GWh multiplied by the overrun quantity in GWh (with six decimal places); • for every hour exceeding the contracted injection rate, the overrun fee shall be the result of 1.62 €/(MWh/h) multiplied by the overrun quantity in MWh/h (with three decimal places); • for every hour exceeding the contracted withdrawal rate, the overrun fee shall be the result of 2.14 €/(MWh/h) multiplied by the overrun quantity in MWh/h (with three decimal places).

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