Central Market Agency definition

Central Market Agency means any body established by or under any directions made by the Commission relating inter alia to the central market agency to exercise certain central market functions in relation to the participation of Licensed Providers in the provision of Water Services and Sewerage Services, the first such body being Central Market Agency Limited, a company limited by guarantee with registered number SC328635 and having its registered office at Xxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxx, XX0 0XX; Change has the meaning given in the Market Code;

Examples of Central Market Agency in a sentence

  • From the Effective Date the first CMA shall be Central Market Agency Limited, a company limited by guarantee with registered number SC328635 and having its registered office at Enterprise House, Springkerse Business Park, Stirling, FK7 7UF.

  • Such list to be kept updated and submitted promptly to the Central Market Agency and Scottish Water.

  • Step 5Scottish Water will invoice the Licensed Provider for the costs arising from effecting a discontinuation of Trade Effluent Services in accordance with the Wholesale Charges Scheme.Step 6On discontinuation of the provision of Trade Effluent Services, Scottish Water will notify the Central Market Agency within 2 Business Days of such discontinuation in accordance with the Market Code.

  • Following receipt of a Change Proposal or a Charging Change Proposal, the Market Operator shall provide a copy of such Change Proposal or Charging Change Proposal to the Central Market Agency and the Central Market Agency shall be considered a person who has an appropriate interest in the Change Proposal or Charging Change Proposal for the purpose of Section6.3.3a).

  • Scottish Water will notify the Central Market Agency of the temporary transfer as set out in CSD 0104 (Maintain SPID Data).

  • Where no Licensed Provider has so agreed, Scottish Water shall notify that to the Central Market Agency, which will allocate the Licensed Provider to be Registered to the Supply Point(s) in accordance with Section 5.4.11 (iii) and CSD 0104 (Maintain SPID Data).

  • Where a Licensed Provider agrees to supply the Non-Household Customer, Scottish Water shall notify the Central Market Agency of the Licensed Provider as set out in CSD 0104 (Maintain SPID Data).

  • Following receipt of a Change Proposal or a Charging Change Proposal, the Market Operator shall provide a copy of such Change Proposal or Charging Change Proposal to the Central Market Agency and the Central Market Agency shall be considered a person who has an appropriate interest in the Change Proposal or Charging Change Proposal for the purpose of Section 6.3.3(a).

  • SW shall provide the Commission and the Central Market Agency with a copy of the termination notice as soon as practicable after the notice has been issued to the Licensee.

  • The Licensee acknowledges that it may be necessary for SW, without prejudice to Clause 8.10, to report a Licensee Default to the Commission and the Central Market Agency where it considers that the Licensee may be in breach of a term or condition of any Licence by virtue of such Licensee Default.

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