Tariff for external inconsistency. Half of the amount of the Tariff for external inconsistency is invoiced to each of the two Access Responsible Parties involved in the respective inconsistency, when Xxxx has received a Nomination from each of the Access Responsible Parties. In the case where an Access Responsible Party submits a Nomination to Xxxx, while his Counterparty has not made a Nomination with Xxxx, the price applies to the quantities indicated in his Nomination and the amount for external inconsistency is entirely invoiced to this Access Responsible Party. In the case where an Access Responsible Party submits a Nomination to Xxxx, while his Counterparty is a Market Operator, again the price applies to the quantities indicated in his Nomination and the amount for external inconsistency is entirely invoiced to this Access Responsible Party. Part 2: Invoicing
Tariff for external inconsistency. Half of the amount of the Tariff for external inconsistency is invoiced to each of the two Balance Responsible Parties involved in the relevant inconsistency, when Xxxx has received a Daily Balancing Schedule from each of the Balance Responsible Parties. If a Balance Responsible Party submits a Daily Balancing Schedule to Xxxx, while its Counterparty does not, the price applies to the quantities indicated in this Balance Responsible Party’s Daily Balancing Schedule and the amount for external inconsistency is entirely invoiced to this Balance Responsible Party. If a Balance Responsible Party submits a Daily Balancing Schedule to Xxxx, while its Counterparty is a CCP, the price applies to the quantities indicated in this Balance Responsible Party’s Daily Balancing Schedule and the amount for external inconsistency is entirely invoiced to this Balance Responsible Party. This rule also applies in the event of inconsistency in the Daily Balancing Schedules between a Shipping Agent and a CCP. In that case, the Shipping Agent is invoiced the full amount for external inconsistency, except for inconsistencies arising from the effects of rounding up or down. If a Balance Responsible Party that is itself a CCP submits a Daily Balancing Schedule to Xxxx, while its Counterparty is also a CCP, the price for the quantities indicated in this Balance Responsible Party’s Daily Balancing Schedule and the amount for external inconsistency is entirely invoiced to the CCP on the sales side of the transaction (the ‘seller’).
