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Advancements in Cross-Border Capacity: EUCABO and GRI NNW Collaboration

This document outlines the EUCABO initiative to enhance bundled cross-border capacity through collaboration between GTS and GUD. It details key milestones, including the exit and entry points between the gas transmission systems, the day-ahead scheduling, and related operational frameworks. The report also references the EFET letter from October 2006, the implementation timeline from February 2008, and contract developments in May 2008, with an extension in September 2009. Gasunie expresses satisfaction with the current product, emphasizing shared lessons learned with other TSOs.

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Advancements in Cross-Border Capacity: EUCABO and GRI NNW Collaboration

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  1. EUCABO way forward GRI NNW IG meeting

  2. Bundled cross-border capacity • EUCABO: bundled product cross-border capacity • Exit GTS and entry GUD • Exit GUD and entry GTS • Day-ahead and WDNW • Immediate cause: EFET-letter to GRI NNW October 2006 • Initiative of GTS and GUD (former BEB) February 2007 • Implementation February 2008 • First contracts May 2008 • Extension September 2009 (gate closure time and WDNW)

  3. Open arbitrage?

  4. Way forward • Gasunie satisfied with current product • Successfully implemented product, no plans for new extensions • Lessons learned to be shared with other TSOs

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