1. Transmission Workstream 6 January 2011
Commercial Interruptible Reverse Flow service at Moffat Interconnector.
Transmission Workstream 6 January 2011
Transmission Work stream 2 December 2010

2. Commercial Interruptible Reverse Flow service at Moffat Interconnector.
Why?
“Enables additional transactions between Great Britain and Ireland, improves efficiency and benefits competition”

3. Progress to date Section 23 notice issued by Ofgem
To include Moffat in the Licence as an Entry point (responses closed out on the 21st of December 2010)
Facilitates the release of Interruptible Entry Capacity at Moffat for an Interruptible Commercial Reverse Flow service
Mod proposal (0352) raised
To ensure transparency and engage the industry
Amends the existing Moffat CSEP Ancillary Agreement to a combined Exit and Entry Ancillary agreement allowing signatories to utilise the Entry and/or Exit services at Moffat
Seeks consent from Users to certain amendments of Network Exit Provisions within the Connected System Agreement (CSA - the bilateral connection agreement in place between National Grid NTS and Gas Link)
Final legal text can not be submitted until the amended CSA has been signed and agreed
Which may be dependant on the consultation on the reverse flow service issued by the Irish Regulator (CER) on the 22nd of December 2010
National Grid NTS will not recommend sending the MOD to consultation until the amended CSA has been signed and agreed

4. Release of interruptible entry capacity at Moffat
No physical reverse capability at Moffat.
Interruptible NTS Entry Capacity will be made available.
At day ahead stage through existing day ahead interruptible auction
Released as Discretionary Interruptible NTS Entry Capacity (in accordance with TPD UNC B (b)