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Place your chosen image here. The four corners must just cover the arrow tips. For covers, the three pictures should be the same size and in a straight line. August 23rd 2011 Flow Swap Scenarios – Agreed Logic Background The Review Group 0316 report concluded that: “National Grid NTS raised Modification 0365 (National Grid NTS Initiated Flow Swaps) to clarify the UNC with respect to flow swaps. However, it was not clear that this modification is necessary and a set of scenarios was developed with a view to clarifying the application of the UNC under a range of circumstances involving flow swaps. These scenarios have not yet been agreed by the DNs and National Grid NTS. Once final, agreed, scenarios have been established, they will be published alongside this Report” Background cntd The logic and scenarios referred to within the review group report have now been finalised and agreed between National Grid NTS and the DNs. Agreement has been reached by the review group that this logic is consistent with the UNC rules and as such will be utilised by National Grid NTS to calculate the NTS Exit (Flat) Overrun Quantity when a flow swap has occurred. UNC Modification 0365 – “National Grid NTS initiated flow swaps” has now been withdrawn as a result of this agreement. The logic, principles and scenarios agreed to are included within this slide pack and to be published alongside the 0316 Review Group Report for reference. Key Drivers for Flow Swap Scenarios The key principles driving the logic for an NTS Exit (Flat) Overrun adjustment (via a NTS Exit (Flat) Capacity transfer(s)) as a result of a flow swap - The NTS Exit (Flat) Overrun quantity at the specific NTS/LDZ Offtakes will not increase as a result of any NTS (Exit) Flat Capacity Transfer between these specific NTS/LDZ Offtakes. The aggregate NTS (Exit) Flat Capacity position across these specific NTS/LDZ Offtakes remains unchanged. The NTS Exit (Flat) Capacity transfer quantity must be consistent with the agre