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BSCP31 sets out the detailed process for associating more than one Balancing Mechanism (BM) Unit with a Trading Unit under the BSC.

15.0

2.0.0

Section T contains the rules for undertaking Settlement and determining BSC Parties' Trading Charges, including the detailed algebraic calculations. It sets out the data involved and the process followed by the Settlement Administration Agent (SAA) in determining volumes and cashflows. It also sets outs the rules regarding the Market Index Definition Statement; Market Index Data; Loss of Load Probability Calculation Statement; De Minimis Acceptance Threshold; Continuous Acceptance Duration Limit; Price Average Reference Volume; Value of Lost Load; Transmission Loss Factors and Transmission Loss Multipliers.

45.0

BSCP602 sets out the processes that Suppliers and Virtual Lead Parties (VLPs) should follow when submitting MSID Pair allocation(s) and, where appropriate, MSID Pair Delivered Volumes to the SVAA.

BSCP01 sets out the key BSC Trading Arrangements activities, from submitting trading data before Gate Closure through to the final exchange of funds up to 14 months later. It contains a set of process overview diagrams and the Settlement process timetable.

21.0

BSCP550 sets out the additional processes and responsibilities involved where two or more Suppliers receive Half Hourly (HH) Active Energy through the same Shared Supplier Volume Allocation (SVA) Metering System. This is called a Shared SVA Meter Arrangement.

18.0

BSCP06 sets out Meter Operator Agents' (MOAs') operational BSC obligations relating to Central Volume Allocation (CVA) Metering Systems registered in the Central Meter Registration Service (CMRS). It also outlines the responsibilities of MOAs, the Central Data Collection Agent (CDCA) and Meter Registrants regarding the sealing/re-sealing of Metering Equipment.

16.0

41.0

BSCP502 sets out the detailed Half Hourly Data Collector (HHDC) processes for Supplier Volume Allocation (SVA) Metering Systems with Half Hourly (HH) Metering Equipment registered in a Supplier Meter Registration Service (SMRS).

42.0

Section A contains the rules covering the different types of BSC Party and how they join, participate in, and leave the BSC. It sets out: how new Parties accede and register; the different capacities that Parties can register in; requirements for Parties to register with the Central Registration Agent (CRA); and provisions for the withdrawal, expulsion or transfer of Parties.

14.0

Annex X-1 provides a general glossary of the BSC's defined (capitalised) terms, as used in the BSC and Code Subsidiary Documents. For a glossary of BSC technical terms, acronyms and conventions, please refer to Annex X-2.

125.0

BSCP128 sets out the detailed BSC process by which Licensed Distribution System Operators (LDSOs) submit their Line Loss Factor (LLF) methodologies and values for approval, including the annual LLF audit. It provides a set of principles with which each LLF methodology must comply.

This Code of Practice Four (CoP4) relates to the requirements for the Calibration, sample Calibration, Commissioning of Metering Equipment and the maintaining of associated records with respect to the above for Settlement purposes. It defines the minimum requirements that participants must meet.

This Annex sets out the process for staggered implementation and provides the details of when different parts of the DIP Rules will be implemented in accordance with the DIP Transition Plan.

BSCP503 sets out the detailed Half Hourly Data Aggregator (HHDA) processes for Supplier Volume Allocation (SVA) Metering Systems with Half Hourly (HH) Metering Equipment registered in a Supplier Meter Registration Service (SMRS)

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This document describes the requirements for a system which supports the Initial volume allocation and subsequent reconciliation between Suppliers, by adjusting Suppliers’ energy volumes as meter data becomes available to replace estimates used in Initial

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