European Gas Industry agrees on harmonised nomination and matching process
(BRUSSELS, 15 January 2014) EASEE-gas, the European Association for the Streamlining of Energy Exchange – gas, released today a new Common Business Practice (CBP)[1]
CBP 2003-002/03 Harmonisation of the Nomination and Matching Process
Developed by EASEE-gas Business Process Working Group, this CBP describes recommendations for the part of the process which relates specifically to (re-)nominations and involves Shippers and System Operators. More details about the CBP are included in the explanatory note document published together with the CBP:
Link to download CBP 2003-002/03
Link to download Explanatory Note to CBP 2003-002/03
Both documents as well as other approved CBPs are available for download on EASEE-gas website
Download press release here
CBP 2003-002/03 Harmonisation of the Nomination and Matching Process
Developed by EASEE-gas Business Process Working Group, this CBP describes recommendations for the part of the process which relates specifically to (re-)nominations and involves Shippers and System Operators. More details about the CBP are included in the explanatory note document published together with the CBP:
Link to download CBP 2003-002/03
Link to download Explanatory Note to CBP 2003-002/03
Both documents as well as other approved CBPs are available for download on EASEE-gas website
Download press release here
[1] Common Business Practices (CBPs) are standards, procedures and/or protocols commonly used in the gas industry in Europe. They are recommended by EASEE-gas for adoption by all relevant industry players to simplify and streamline business processes and thereby lead to an efficient and effective European gas market. The development of CBPs is managed by EASEE-gas Executive Committee composed of industry representatives from each part of the gas value chain. For more information please, please click here.