Modifications

Implementation of the Proposal would remove the Non-Obligated Entry Capacity Revenues from Capacity Neutrality Revenues. This would reduce the revenues flowing into Capacity Neutrality Revenues which are redistributed to Users in proportion to their Firm Capacity holdings as well as reducing

This enabling Modification will facilitate a change to the current contractual carbon dioxide entry limit at the St Fergus Shell entry Point, through the Modification of a network entry provision contained within the Network Entry Agreement (NEA) between National Gas and Shell UK in respect of the

This Modification proposes to reduce the existing Code Cut-Off Date (Line in the Sand) from 3 to 4 years to 2 to 3 years

The purpose of this Modification is to update the Gas Distribution Networks (GDNs) UNC obligation to publish two engineering documents on the ENA website to another method. This is necessary following the GDNs collective decision to leave the ENA and to ensure compliance with the UNC.