Unauthorised Overruns. (a) An Overrun which is not agreed to by Evoenergy in accordance with this Agreement before it occurs is an unauthorised Overrun (Unauthorised Overrun).
Unauthorised Overruns. As proposed the Access Arrangement requires a User to pay for demand without an automatic change in the Capacity Entitlement. Clause 6.1(b) then gives the Service Provider the right to install at the User’s expense equipment which would restrict withdrawals to the Capacity Entitlement. EnergyAustralia does not believe JGN should have the right to restrict withdrawals under such wide conditions. As drafted JGN could restrict withdrawals after a single withdrawal in excess of the Capacity Entitlement. Clause 7.4 Gas Balancing under an arrangement approved by the Service Provider Clause 7.4(b)(ii) specifies the conditions upon which network may not approve the STTM balancing mechanism or any other new approved scheme. One of these conditions is the circumstance where the new mechanism is not “reflected in” the “service agreements” for each Network User. What are the "service agreements” referred to in this clause? EnergyAustralia believes if there is a balancing mechanism provided by the AEMO or a relevant industry scheme then JGN should not have what amounts to a power of veto over that scheme. Clauses 7.4b(ii) should be amended to require the Service Provider to approve such a scheme.
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Unauthorised Overruns. An End User overruns when the Metered MHQ or MDQ for the End User exceeds the Agreed Demand or MDQ for that End User at the Delivery Point. An overrun can only occur when the Metering at the Delivery Point is in service and operating normally. When an overrun occurs within a single billing period, Allgas will not adjust the nominated MDQ/MHQ. However, if an overrun occurs in a second billing period during the same Contract Year, the nominated MDQ/MHQ for the remainder of the Contract Year will reflect the highest recorded MDQ/MHQ.
