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Injection Characteristics. The maximally usable injection rate is subject to the following characteristic restriction: • The customer shall be entitled to use up to a working gas account balance of WGABI1 the contracted total of injection rate (IR100%) up to 100 %. • From a working gas account balance of WGABI1 up to a working gas account balance of WGABI2 the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred1. • From a working gas account balance of WGABI2 up to a working gas account balance of WGABI3 the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred2. • From a working gas account balance of WGABI3 up to a working gas account balance of WGAB100 % the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred3. The following characteristic parameters result from the firm capacities of working gas volume and injection rate contracted by the customer: Service Period 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m. IR100 % MWh/h IRred,1 MWh/h IRred,2 MWh/h IRred,3 MWh/h 01/04/2024 – 01/04/2025 […] […] […] […] Service Period WGABI1 WGABI2 WGABI3 WGAB100 %
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Injection Characteristics. The maximally usable injection rate according to number 1.1 above is useable irrespective of a characteristic.
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Injection Characteristics. The maximally usable injection rate is subject to the following characteristic restriction: • The customer shall be entitled to use up to a working gas account balance of WGABI the contracted total of injection rate (IR100%) up to 100 %. • Above the working gas account balance of WGABI the maximally usable injection rate shall be reduced linearly, but shall not fall short of the maximally usable injection rate of IRred.
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Injection Characteristics. The injection characteristic of the storage facility Xxxxxxxxx is defined as follows: The maximally usable injection rate is subject to the following characteristic restriction: • Starting from an empty storage contract (working gas account 0) the maximally usable injection rate increases linearly from the IRred1 up to the overall contracted injection rate IR100%. • From a working gas account balance of WGABI1 up to a working gas account balance of WGABI2 the customer shall be entitled to use the overall contracted injection rate IRred100% up to 100 %. • From a working gas account balance of WGABI2 the maximally usable injection rate shall be reduced linearly, but shall not fall short of the maximally usable injection rate does not fall below IRred2. • From a working gas account balance of WGABI3 up to a working gas account balance of WGAB100 % the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred2.
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Injection Characteristics. The chart below shows the injection characteristic of the contract that is schematically shown and described hereafter. The parameters IR100%, IRred, WGABI, WGABInt and WGAB100% used in this schematic chart and explained in the characteristic description are specified for the firm injection characteristic in the table under number 2.2. and for the overall injection char- acteristic in the table under number 2.3. The maximally usable injection rate is therefore subject to the characteristic restriction as described below:  The customer shall be entitled to use up to a working gas account balance of WGABI the totally contracted injection rate (IR100%) up to 100%.  From a working gas account balance of WGABI up to a working gas account balance of WGABInt the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred.  From a working gas account balance of WGABInt up to a working gas account balance of WGAB100% the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred but on an interruptible basis only, i.e. depending on VGS’s ability and capability.
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Injection Characteristics. The maximally usable injection rate is subject to the following characteristic restriction:  The customer shall be entitled to use up to a working gas account balance of WGABI the contracted total of injection rate (IR100%) up to 100%.  From a working gas account balance of WGABI up to a working gas account balance of WGAB100% the customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred. The following characteristic parameters apply to the firm capacities of working gas vol- ume and injection rate contracted by the customer: Period 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m. IR100 % MWh/h IRred MWh/h WGABI GWh WGAB100 % GWh […] – […] […] […] […] […]
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Injection Characteristics. The maximally usable injection rate is subject to the following characteristic restriction:  The customer shall be entitled to use up to a working gas account balance of WGABI the contracted total of injection rate (IR100%) up to 100 %.  From a working gas account balance of WGABI up to a working gas account balance of 95 % of the totally contracted working gas volume (WGABint) the customer shall be en- titled to use an injection rate up to IRred.  From a working gas account balance of WGABint up to a working gas account balance of WGAB100 % customer shall be entitled to use an injection rate up to IRred but on an in- terruptible basis only, i.e. depending on VGS’s ability and capability. The following characteristic parameters result from the firm capacities of working gas volume and injection rate contracted by the customer: Service Period IR100 % IRred WGABI WGABInt WGAB100 %
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