Standard Balancing Tolerance Sample Clauses

Standard Balancing Tolerance. ‌ For each Month M, for each Balancing Zone Z, the Standard Balancing Tolerance, stated as TSE(Z) shall be equal to: For the L-gas Balancing Section of Balancing Zone North: • thirty per cent (30%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, where the latter is less than or equal to five hundred (500) MWh per day, • the sum of one hundred and fifty (150) MWh per day and twenty per cent (20%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, reduced by five hundred (500) MWh per day if the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances is greater than five hundred (500) MWh per day and less than or equal to one thousand (1,000) MWh per day, • the sum of two hundred and fifty (250) MWh per day and five per cent (5%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, reduced by one thousand (1,000) MWh per day if the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances is greater than one thousand (1,000) MWh per day. For the H-gas Balancing Section of Balancing Zone North: • thirty per cent (30%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, where the latter is less than or equal to five hundred (500) MWh per day, • the sum of one hundred and fifty (150) MWh per day and twenty per cent (20%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, reduced by five hundred (500) MWh per day if the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances is greater than five hundred (500) MWh per day and less than or equal to two thousand (2000) MWh per day, • the sum of four hundred and fifty (450) MWh per day and five per cent (5%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, reduced by two thousand (2,000) MWh per day if the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances is greater than two thousand (2,000) MWh per day and less than or equal to fifty thousand (50,000) MWh per day, • the sum of two thousand eight hundred and fifty (2850) MWh per day and four-and-a-half per cent (4.5%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, reduced by fifty thousand (50,000) MWh per day if the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances is greater than fifty thousand (50,000) MWh per day. For Balancing Zone South: • thirty per cent (30%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, where the latter is less than or equal to five hundred (500) MWh per day, • the sum of one hundred and fifty (150) MWh per day and twenty per cent (20%) of the Calculation Basis of the Balancing Tolerances, reduced by five hundred (500) MWh per day if the Calcula...
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