In the PIC Sample Clauses

In the PIC. The Shipper may subscribe to Daily Delivery Capacities at each Delivery Point and Hourly Delivery Capacities at each PIC. The initial Subscribed Capacities and their validity period appear in the Special Terms and Conditions. Possible reductions to or interruptions in Daily Capacities or Hourly Capacities are without effect on the Validity End Date of any Subscribed Capacity whatsoever. The Interruptible Daily Delivery Capacity is equivalent, on Day D, to the sum of the Interruptible Daily Delivery Capacities at the Delivery Point in question, whose Validity Period includes Day D. It may be partially or totally reduced by the TSO, without the Shipper or the End Consumer concerned or its representative or the Distribution System Operator concerned being able to claim any compensation.
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