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Annex X-2 provides a glossary of the BSC's defined (capitalised) technical terms and acronyms, as used in the BSC and Code Subsidiary Documents. It also sets out the BSC's technical and algebraic conventions. It covers: use of mathematical operators; sign conventions; use of summations; interpolation of variables; timing conventions; and use of subscripts and superscripts. For a glossary of general BSC defined terms, please refer to Annex X-1.

This Code of Practice defines the minimum requirements for the metering of energy via low voltage circuits for Settlement purposes. This Code of Practice specifically applies to metering of energy via low voltage circuits for Settlement purposes. Metering Equipment compliant with this Code of Practice can be traded either Half Hourly where the Metering Systems are not 100kW Metering Systems (Measurement Class E, F or G) or Non-Half Hourly.

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DIP Supplement establishes DIP as a section of the Balancing and Settlement Code which contains the rules for the DIP Manager, DIP Applicants and DIP users. It covers on-boarding, off-boarding, governance and assurance and additional areas.

Section K contains the rules for classifying and registering Metering Systems and BM Units. It sets out: which Parties are responsible under the BSC for registering Metering Systems, BM Units, Trading Units and Interconnectors; the process by which these are registered; how registrations can be transferred (including through trade sales or the 'failing Supplier' process); how Parties submit Generation Capacity and Demand Capacity estimates; how Production / Consumption status is determined; and how Line Loss Factors are established. Annex K-1 also sets out the BSC Requirements relating to the Master Registration Agreement.

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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.

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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 Settlement. The SVAA ISRA system must work within the defined context of the New Electricity Trading Arrangements , therefore this specification includes details of the interfaces between the Initial Settlement and Reconciliation Agency system and the other systems in NETA.

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A user guide detailing how to use all the features available in the Digital Code

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