Exit Network Operator definition

Exit Network Operator means any Network Operator with whom a Shipper has en- tered into an exit agreement pursuant to sentence 1 of section 3(1) of the Access Regu- lations, including exit agreements signed in the form of Supplier Framework Agree- ments.
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Exit Network Operator means any Network Operator with whom a Shipper has entered into an exit agreement pursuant to sentence 1 of section 3(1) of the Access Regulations, including exit agreements signed in the form of Supplier Framework Agreements.
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Examples of Exit Network Operator in a sentence

  • Where by 12:00 noon any Exit Network Operator has failed to submit its SLP allocations or where such allocations are incomplete, the Market Area Manager shall in both cases create default allocations for all hours of the day D+1.

  • If in any month no quantity reconciliation has taken place between a Network Operator and its Shippers in their capacity as Suppliers, the Exit Network Operator shall submit a Reconciliation Notice specifying a quantity of zero.

  • Where the relevant Reconcilia- tion Quantity is a positive quantity (a “Positive Reconciliation Quantity”), the Exit Net- work Operator shall issue an invoice (a “Reconciliation Invoice”) to the relevant Market Area Manager for payment by the Market Area Manager to the Exit Network Operator.

  • Each Exit Network Operator shall inform the relevant Market Area Manager of the meter reading arrangements it applies by ticking the relevant box in its master data sheet.

  • Irrespective of the meter reading arrangements in place, each Exit Network Operator shall report the relevant quantities (“Reconciliation Quantity”) it has determined in re- spect of each month and Network Balancing Account by submitting corresponding noti- fications (“Reconciliation Notice”) to the relevant Market Area Manager.

  • Each Exit Network Operator shall financially settle its Reconciliation Quantities with the relevant Market Area Manager on the basis of the Reconciliation Notices submitted.

  • The financial settlement of all Reconciliation Quantities between the Market Area Man- ager and Exit Network Operator involved shall take place regardless of whether and when the Exit Network Operator receives payment on the corresponding Reconciliation Invoices from the Shippers affected.

  • Where an Exit Network Operator has to correct a Reconciliation Quantity invoiced to a Shipper and where as a result of this correction the Reconciliation Quantities reported to the Market Area Manager need to be revised, the Network Operator shall submit a revised Reconciliation Notice to the Market Area Manager (with separate revised Rec- onciliation Notices to be submitted in respect of each Reconciliation Month affected).

  • Where the relevant Reconciliation Quantity is a negative quantity (a “Negative Reconcil- iation Quantity”), the Exit Network Operator shall provide to the relevant Market Area Manager a self-billed Reconciliation Invoice for payment by the Exit Network Operator to the Market Area Manager.

  • Based on the intra-monthly declaration lists it receives from Network Operators, the Market Area Manager shall produce a declaration notice in respect of each Exit Network Operator and each Balancing (Sub)Group and submit this declaration notice to the Bal- ancing Group Manager by 23:00 hours on the day D-2 where the revised declarations relate to SLP Exit Points and by 23:00 hours on the day D-1 where the revised declara- tions relate to RLM Exit Points.

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