Allocation Rules definition

Allocation Rules means the rules for daily Capacity Allocation applied by Allocation Platform(s);

Allocation Rules means the rules for forward capacity allocation applied by the single allocation platform;

Allocation Rules means the Rules for explicit Daily Capacity Allocation on Bidding Zone borders serviced by SEE CAO;

Examples of Allocation Rules in a sentence

• Nothing in this Article shall prevent an Allocation Platform or Registered Participant from entering into a subcontracting agreement in relation to this Allocation Rules.

• These Allocation Rules shall enter into force in accordance with the applicable national regulatory regime and on the date announced by the Allocation Platform.

• Termination of a Participation Agreement does not affect any rights and obligations under or in connection with the Participation Agreement and these Allocation Rules which arose prior to that termination unless otherwise specified in this Article.

• The Allocation Platform may assign, novate or otherwise transfer any of its rights or obligations under a Participation Agreement or these Allocation Rules to another Allocation Platform.

• Entry into a subcontracting agreement by a Registered Participant does not relieve the Registered Participant of any obligation or liability under its Participation Agreement or these Allocation Rules.

More Definitions of Allocation Rules

Allocation Rules means the allocation rules as provided for in Article 6.2.

Allocation Rules means the Harmonised Allocation Rules, the shadow allocation rules

Allocation Rules means Business of the Haryana Government (Allocation) Rules, 1974 (as amended from time to time);

Allocation Rules means the Karnataka Government (Allocation of Business) Rules, 1977;

Allocation Rules. Notwithstanding any other provision of the Agreement or this Exhibit C, the following special allocations shall be made in the following order:

Allocation Rules means the allocation rules set out in the Schedule, including the selected initial allocation rule and any subsequent allocation rule notified by the Interconnected Party in accordance with this Agreement and the Code; Applicable Allocation Rule means the relevant Allocation Rule that is to be applied by the Allocation Agent at the Delivery Point to calculate the Outputs, and which is either: (i)the Allocation Rule specified in the Schedule; or (ii)another Allocation Rule the Interconnected Party has determined is to be applied by the Allocation Agent at the Delivery Point in accordance with clause 4(c)(vi); Delivery Point means the Dedicated Delivery Point described in Section 2 above; Default Rules means those rules set out in the Schedule and described as such (including the Fall Back Allocation Rules); Code means the Gas Transmission Access Code, including as amended or replaced; Fall Back Allocation Rules means those rules set out under the heading Fall Back Allocation Rules in the Schedule; Force Majeure Event means an event or circumstance beyond the reasonable control of a Party which results in or causes a failure or inability by such Party in the performance of any obligations imposed on it by this Agreement or the Code, notwithstanding the exercise by such Party of reasonable care and, subject to the foregoing, shall include any such event or circumstance which causes a Critical Contingency to be determined and/or any action or inaction of a Party necessary to comply with the CCM Regulations which causes a failure or inability of the kind described above and includes any such event or circumstance that constitutes a force majeure event under, or for the purposes of, the Code, any interconnection agreement or any other Allocation Agreement; Inputs means the data required to perform the calculations anticipated by the Allocation Rules including as specified in the Schedule; Outputs means the DDRs and HDRs corresponding to each Shipper’s Daily Delivery Quantities and Hour Delivery Quantities (respectively); Party means each of the Allocation Agent, Interconnected Party and each Shipper, and Parties means all of them; Primary Rule means the rule set out in the Schedule and described as such; Schedule means the schedule to this Agreement entitled “Information and Rules”; Services means the services described above; Shippers means as the context requires any Initial Shipper(s) described as such in Section 1, and any Shipper who, in accordance with cla...

Allocation Rules means the rules and procedures to be applied for the allocation of revenues and costs, assets, services, employees and any other item appearing on the financial statements, between members of the Company Group, on the one hand, and members of the Parent Group, on the other hand, a copy of which is attached as Schedule 2 of the Purchase Agreement, as amended from time to time.