Common use of Trading capacity (NTC Clause in Contracts

Trading capacity (NTC. The normal trading capacity is: 740 MW from Western Denmark 🡪 Sweden 680 MW from Sweden 🡪 Western Denmark The above applies when Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx is the exchange point (30 MW of losses). The following calendar day’s trading capacity is set every day. Similarly, a weekly forecast is established for the coming week’s trading capacity. The forecast is submitted to Nord Pool by at the latest the Tuesday of the week before. The trading capacity can be limited by line work, production in the connection area, overhauls etc. Both Parties inform the other Party in good time prior to the relevant calendar day regarding the transmission capacity seen from the respective sides. The values that are the lowest will be the trading capacity.

Trading capacity (NTC. The normal trading capacity is: 740 MW from Western Denmark 🡪 Sweden 680 MW from Sweden � � Western Denmark The above applies when Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx is the exchange point (30 MW of losses). The following calendar day’s trading capacity is set every day. Similarly, a weekly forecast is established for the coming week’s trading capacity. The forecast is submitted to Nord Pool by at the latest the Tuesday of the week before. The trading capacity can be limited by line work, production in the connection area, overhauls etc. Both Parties inform the other Party in good time prior to the relevant calendar day regarding the transmission capacity seen from the respective sides. The values that are the lowest will be the trading capacity.