Shipper Code definition

Shipper Code means a shipper or other identification code for the Adjacent Network at the Connection Point against which natural gas to be injected into or withdrawn from the Storage Facility in the Hour shall be matched by EKB with the Adjacent Network Opera- tor.
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Shipper Code means the unique code, assigned to Shipper by BBL Company, used for the identification of (Re)Nominations and Confirmations.
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Shipper Code means the unique code that identifies a shipper.
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Examples of Shipper Code in a sentence

  • The Natural Gas quantities, expressed in kWh/Hour, to be delivered at or redelivered from the Storage Point every Hour of the following Gas Day, together with Shipper Code for the Shipper’s Counterparty at the Storage Point.

  • This can be done by prioritising the relevant Shipper Code pairs in connection with the combined Nomination and Renomination.

  • Notwithstanding the above, each Shipper may prioritise its Shipper Code pairs in the order in which its Nominations and Renominations shall be reduced.

  • III.2 EKB will only process the last Firm Renomination and the last Interruptible Renomi- nation for each Hour, Connection Point and Shipper Code received from a Storage User within a Renomination Submission Period after the end of the relevant Renomi- nation Submission Period.

  • The quantities so notified by EKB shall be the "Accepted Firm Renomination" and "Ac- cepted Interruptible Renomination" for the Hour, the Connection Point and the Shipper Code.

  • A Nomination Form or Edig@s message must contain a Nomination for each Hour in the Gas Day that includes the following information:• Identification of Storage User• Connection Point• Whether natural gas is to be injected into or withdrawn from the Storage Facil- ity• Gas Day for which it applies• The quantity of natural gas in kWh (including, if applicable, zero)• Whether it is a Firm Nomination or an Interruptible Nomination• The Shipper Code.

  • Any such Accepted Inter- ruptible Renomination shall replace any Accepted Interruptible Nomination or previ- ously Accepted Interruptible Renomination for the Storage User, such Hour, such Connection Point and such Shipper Code.

  • A separate Nomination shall be made for each Hour in the Gas Day, each Shipper Code and each Connection Point and shall show the quantity to be injected or withdrawn in each such Hour.

  • Each Storage User further acknowledges that as a result of such matching process its Confirmed Renominations for an Hour, a Connection Point and a Shipper Code may be rejected or changed due to the Adjacent Network Operator's rules including the application of any "lesser" type rule.

  • Any such Accepted Firm Renomination shall replace any Accepted Firm Nomination or previously Accepted Firm Renomination for the Storage User, such Hour, such Connection Point and such Shipper Code.


More Definitions of Shipper Code

Shipper Code a distinctive alphanumerical identifier used for identifying individual shippers at upstream and/or downstream side of Interconnection points.
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Shipper Code means a specific code issued by the Provider for identifying the Customer.
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Shipper Code means a distinctive alphanumeric identifier used to identify the Shipper.
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Shipper Code means a specific code issued by the Storage Service Provider for identifying the Storage Customer.
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Shipper Code means the unique code, assigned to Shipper by BBL Company,used for the identification of (Re)Nominations and Confirmations.
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Related to Shipper Code

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