Glossary |
Unique code for a balancing group, which is assigned by the balancing group network operator to the respective balancing group manager, and which serves to identify the nominations or renominations of gas quantities.
A market area-wide network operator, or a third party, with whom a balancing group can be established, and with whom a balancing group contract can be concluded.
Maximum hourly flow rate at an entry or exit point within a particular period of time, which is expressed according to the network operator's specifications in m³/h (standard volume) or kWh/h
Any end consumer who uses a connection to the low-pressure, medium-pressure, or high-pressure network for the extraction of gas, within the framework of a contract or connection usage relationship as per §3 of the Ordinance on General Conditions for Network Connection and its Usage for Gas Supply at Low Pressure (Low Pressure Connection Ordinance NDAV) of 01/11/2006.
The term encompasses the entry contract, exit contract, and balancing group contract.
Temperature determined according to the relevant climate zone as per DIN EN 12831 supplementary sheet 1, table 1a.
The network operator of an entry point with whom the transport customer concludes an entry contract
A point within a market area, at which gas can be transferred to a network operator's network, including transfer at import points, domestic sources, storage facilities, mixing plants and conversion plants
The network operator of an exit point with whom the transport customer concludes an exit contract.
A point within a market area, at which a transport customer can extract gas from a network operator's network at market area borders, for the purpose of storage, or in order to supply end consumers. If the exit network operator is a local distribution network operator, the exit point is also the metering point.
Capacity which can be booked by the transport customer on a fixed basis as per §4 of the network access conditions
Period from 1 October, 6 am of a calendar year, to 1 October, 6 am of the following calendar year.
Capacity which can be booked by a transport customer on an interruptible basis as per §4 of the network access conditions The use of interruptible capacity can be interrupted by the network operator as per §39 of the network access conditions.
Possibility for storage of gas by means of compression in pipeline networks and distribution networks, unless the compression occurs for reasons of network control.
Contractual agreement between transport customer and network operator regarding the commitment to provide a specific gas flow at an entry or exit point In particular, load flow commitments include entry commitments.
A combination of (partial) networks At www.gasnetzkarte.de you can see which individual (partial) networks belong to which market areas.
(Partial) network(s) belonging to the market area-wide network operator(s).
A market area's network operator(s) named as market area-wide network operator(s) upon creation of the market area, or third parties appointed by such operators, to whom rights and duties of the market area-wide network operator(s) are transferred in whole or in part.
The specified maximum possible output utilisation at an entry or exit point in a local distribution network according to the network's design state
The term encompasses entry network operators, exit network operators and balancing group network operators.
Declaration of the gas quantities to be transported within defined timeframes, as per §22 of the network access conditions and as per the Operating Manual, appendix NZB 2 of the network access conditions.
Subsequent modification of the nomination
Account in a balancing group for assignation of entry and exit quantities to transport customers.
Technical parameters which are necessary for the booking and for the gas transport, in particular: pressure, gas quality, measurement, allocation
A balancing group's non-bookable entry point, via which gas is transferred from another balancing group
A balancing group's non-bookable exit point, via which gas is transferred to another balancing group
A virtual point at which gas can be traded within the market area after entry and before exit. The virtual trading point is not assigned to a physical entry or exit point, and enables buyers and sellers to buy and sell gas without capacity booking.
Days from Monday to Friday, except for public holidays, 24/12, and 31/12, whereby a public holiday in an individual federal state is considered a nationwide public holiday unless stated otherwise in the stipulations of 'Business processes upon switch of gas supplier (GeLi Gas)'.