Examples of Harmonised Allocation Rules in a sentence
This Annex to the Harmonised Allocation Rules for long-term transmission rights (hereafter referred to as “HAR”) is related to the Article 51 of Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/1719 establishing a guideline on Forward Capacity Allocation (hereafter referred to as the “FCA Regulation”) that is not directly applicable to the Bidding Zone borders outside of the European Union (hereafter referred to as “EU”).
The CCM contributes to non-discriminatory access to long-term cross-zonal capacity (Article 3(c) of the FCA Regulation) by not applying barriers for access to the auction of LTTRs and consequently its full compliance with Harmonised Allocation Rules for long-term transmission rights (hereafter referred to as “Harmonised Allocation Rules”).
The FCA Regulation also sets rules for establishing European Harmonised Allocation Rules and regional/border specific annexes (hereafter referred to as “HAR”).
The FCA Regulation in Article 51 also sets rules for establishing European Harmonised Allocation Rules and regional/border specific annexes (hereafter referred to as “HAR”).
E2.2 The Allocation Platform shall (in addition to the rights set out in Article 76(4) of the Harmonised Allocation Rules) be permitted to disclose confidential information as may be required to comply with the requirements of the GB Grid Code, the Dutch Codes or the Balancing and Settlement Code.
B7.4 Not used.B7.5 An Auction Credit Limit (“ACL”) shall be calculated for each Registered Participant in respect of each Daily and Intraday Auction in accordance with Article 23 (Credit Limit) of the Harmonised Allocation Rules as amended by the BritNed Border Specific Annex which shall apply mutatis mutandis to these Rules.
B6: Not used.B7: Payment Security B7.1 Collateral must be provided and subsequently maintained and may be increased or decreased in accordance with Chapter 3 (Collaterals) of the Harmonised Allocation Rules as amended and supplemented by the BritNed Border Specific Annex and this Rule B7.
The FCA Regulation also sets rules for establishing European Harmonised Allocation Rules and regional/border specific annexes (hereafter referred to as “EU HAR”).
Since the publication of reduction periods for the offered long-term products is regulated by Article 30 of the Harmonised Allocation Rules, Core TSOs decided to introduce no change in the Article 7.5 – 7.6. Information on the offered capacity including reduction periods is also made available in other sources e.g. in the ENTSO-E transparency platform (EMFIP).
Subject to paragraph (2) ofRule 68, the provisions of Article 76 ( Assignment and subcontracting) of the Harmonised Allocation Rules shall apply mutatis mutandis to any assignment, novation or transfer by the Allocation Platform or any Registered Participant of any rights or obligations under these Rules.