Common use of Subject Matter and Scope Clause in Contracts

Subject Matter and Scope. 1. These Allocation Rules contain the terms and conditions for the Explicit Allocation of Daily Transmission Rights on the Bidding Zone borders specified in Appendix 1, it being understood that the Registered Participant will accede to these rules by the signature of the Participation Agreement. In particular, the Allocation Rules set out the rights and obligations of Registered Participants as well as the requirements for participation in Auctions, they describe the process of Auction, including the determination of Marginal Price as a result of Auction and the processes for curtailment of Daily Transmission Rights and invoicing/payment. 2. In the event Transmission System Operators introduce market coupling as Capacity Allocation method on a Bidding Zone border listed in Appendix 1, the concerned Bidding Zone border is excluded from the Auctions regulated by these Allocation Rules in principle as of the time of the implementation of the respective market coupling. This change requires only the decision of the concerned Transmission System Operators and is subject to respective regulatory authorities’ approval before it becomes valid. 3. The Auctions refer to Cross Zonal Capacity only and Registered Participants may invoke no other right in connection with the Daily Term Transmission Rights allocated to them than the rights in accordance with the provisions of these Allocation Rules. 4. It is recognized that the Allocation Platform operation covers the area where operate European Union TSOs, transmission system operators from the contracting parties of the Energy Community Treaty as well as transmission system operators from other countries. References to (a) TSO or Transmission System Operator therefore include references to EU TSOs, transmission system operators from the contracting parties of the Energy Community Treaty as well as transmission system operators from such other countries, and (b) National Regulatory Authorities or NRAs include references to EU NRAs and relevant national regulatory authority(ies) in the contracting parties of the Energy Community Treaty and other relevant countries.