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TAR NC Implementation Document – Second Edition September 2017 |

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The relevant NRAs must then assess the received request jointly and in cooperation

with each other. If they conclude that a derogation can be granted, their decision

must specify its duration. Such decisions must be sent to ACER and the EC for

information. The relevant NRAs can subsequently revoke a derogation either on

their own initiative if the negative consequence(s) and/or the reasoning for such

derogation cease to be valid, or upon a reasoned recommendation of ACER/the EC

to revoke the derogation due to lack of justification.

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Benefits

from and exemption

per Art. 36 of the Gas Directive

or a similar exemption

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Application of certain TAR NC

Articles entails

negative

consequences

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Detailed

reasoning,

supporting documents + where

appropriate, CBA

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Joint

assessment by the

concerned NRAs

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Close cooperation

of the

concerned NRAs

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Duration

specified in the

decision

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Notify the decisions to

ACER and the EC

Entity operating

an interconnector

requests

NRAs assess

NRAs grant a derogation

Figure 44:

Process for granting a derogation from the TAR NC to interconnectors