Reimbursement for curtailments due to Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline Sample Clauses

Reimbursement for curtailments due to Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline. In the case of Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline, holders of curtailed Long Term Transmission Rights shall be entitled to receive a reimbursement equal to the price of the Long Term Transmission Rights set during the Long Term Transmission Rights Allocation Process, which for each affected hour and Registered Participant shall be calculated as: (a) the Marginal Price of the initial Auction multiplied by (b) the volume in MW per hour corresponding to the difference between the Long Term Transmission Rights held by the Registered Participant before and after the curtailment. In the event of Force Majeure or an emergency situations after the Firmness Deadline, holders of curtailed Long Term Transmission Rights shall be entitled to receive a reimbursement equal to the price of the Long Term Transmission Rights set during the Long Term Transmission Rights Allocation Process, which for each affected hour and Registered Participant shall be calculated as: (a) the Marginal Price of the initial Auction multiplied by (b) the volume in MW per hour corresponding to the difference between the Long Term Transmission Rights held by the Registered Participant before and after the curtailment.
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Reimbursement for curtailments due to Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline. 1. In the case of Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline, holders of curtailed Long Term Transmission Rights shall be entitled to receive a reimbursement equal to the price of the Long Term Transmission Rights set during the Long Term Transmission Rights Allocation Process, which for each affected hour and Registered Participant shall be calculated as: (a) the Marginal Price of the initial auction; or (b) in case the Marginal Price of the initial Auction cannot be identified, the weighted average of Marginal Prices of all the Auctions for which the Registered Participant holds Long Term Transmission Rights where the weight is given by Long Term Transmission Rights which the Registered Participant holds before the curtailment; multiplied by (c) the volume in MW per hour corresponding to the difference between the Long Term Transmission Rights held by the Registered Participant before and after the curtailment. 1. If curtailment is required due to an emergency situation, the non-nominated and nominated Physical Transmission Rights, in that Settlement Period and in that direction, for which Nomination Gate Closure has occurred, are curtailed on a pro-rata basis for all Registered Participants. 2. The non-nominated and nominated Physical Transmission Rights shall be curtailed in the following order: i. Intraday nominated Physical Transmission Rights (where Intraday Nomination Gate Closure has occurred) for all Registered Participants on a pro rata basis in accordance with the IFA Day Ahead and Intraday Allocation Rules; ii. Daily nominated Physical Transmission Rights (where Explicit Daily Auctions have been invoked and Daily Nomination Gate Closure has occurred) for all
Reimbursement for curtailments due to Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline. In the case of Force Majeure before the Firmness Deadline, holders of curtailed Long Term Transmission Rights shall be entitled to receive a reimbursement equal to the price of the Long Term Transmission Rights set during the Long Term Transmission Rights Allocation Process, which for each affected hour and Registered Participant shall be calculated as:

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