Settlement for yearly auctions Sample Clauses

Settlement for yearly auctions. After the results of yearly auctions have been published, ELES shall issue a pro forma invoice to all the PTR Holders of the assigned capacity. The pro forma invoices are then issued in equal monthly installments based on the actual number of MWh in the individual month. The first pro forma invoice is issued for the period of the first two (2) months (January and February) directly after the publication of the yearly auction results while the remaining pro forma invoices are issued once a month (February for March). Liabilities arising from assigned transfer capacities need to be settled by the PTR Holder within the set deadline and in the amount defined on pro forma invoice, namely by remitting the outstanding amount onto the ELES‟s bank account. Payment deadline is set not later than two (2) working days before the date of publication of Auction Specification for PTRs referred to the same month of the not settled Yearly PTRs. ELES shall issue invoices for allocated yearly PTRs two (2) working days after the pro forma invoice is paid by the User the latest. In the event a PTR Holder fails to settle their liabilities within the set deadline, the entire transfer capacity assigned at the auction, on the basis of which the pro forma invoice is issued, is deemed as unallocated and ELES shall offer such transfer capacity at future auctions. ELES is entitled to make adjustments of the yearly, monthly and/or daily settlement due to increases or introduction of taxes, duties, etc.
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Settlement for yearly auctions. After the results of yearly auctions have been published, the system operator shall issue a pro forma invoice to all the PTR Holders of the allocated capacity. The pro forma invoices are then issued in equal monthly installments based on the actual number of MWh in the individual month. The first pro forma invoice is issued for the period of the first two months (January and February) while the remaining pro forma invoices are issued once a month (February for March). Liabilities arising from allocated transfer capacities need to be settled by the PTR Holder within the set deadline and in the amount defined on pro forma invoice, namely by remitting the outstanding amount onto the System Operator’s bank account. Payment deadline is set not later than two (2) working days before the date of publication of Auction Specification for PTRs referred to the same month of the not settled Monthly PTRs. In the event a PTR Holder fails to settle their liabilities within the set deadline, the entire transfer capacity allocated at the auction, on the basis of which the pro forma invoice is issued, is deemed as unallocated and the Auction Operator shall offer such transfer capacity at future auctions. ELES is entitled to make adjustments of the yearly, monthly and/or daily settlement due to increases or introduction of taxes, duties, etc.

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