Radio communication equipment on the service categories "ship-to-ship", "ship-to-port-authorities" and "onboard-communication", laid down by the arrangement concerning the radiotelephone service on inland waterways shall not be able to transmit at transmitter powers higher than 1 watt.

Leased line transmission capacity

The Slovenian Party shall provide all necessary assistance in obtaining an exemption from third party access and tariff regulation rules regarding the capacity of the gas pipeline and from unbundling of transmission systems and transmission systems operators' rules, in order to ensure realization of the project.

for vessels whose total capacity exceeds 110 kW, at a suitable point below deck in the engine room: one portable fire-extinguisher.

The portable fire-extinguishers prescribed must meet the following requirements: (a) the capacity of fluid-type portable fire-extinguishers may not be more than 13 75 litres or less than nine litres.

All equipment operating in these frequency ranges should comply with the objectives of this arrangement and implement the automatic transmitter identification system (ATIS) as defined in Annex B of ETS 600698 and shall not be able to be operated above a defined maximum transmission power on the service categories "ship-to-ship", "ship-to-port-authorities" and "onboard-communication".

The method for allocating scarce transmission capacity must be transparent.

Each of these auctions shall allocate a prescribed fraction of the available transfer capacity plus any remaining capacity that was not allocated in previous auctions.

2. TSOs shall publish all relevant data concerning the cross-border total transfer capacities.

5. TSOs shall offer to the market transmission capacity that is as `firm' as possible.

3. The TSOs shall publish a general scheme for calculation of the total transfer capacity and the transmission reliability margin based upon the electrical and physical realities of the network.

The information published shall include a general scheme for the calculation of the total transfer capacity and the transmission reliability margin based upon the electrical and physical features of the network.

Guidelines on the management and allocation of available transfer capacity of interconnections between national systems

Moreover, there should be transparency for market participants concerning available transfer capacities and the security, planning and operational standards that affect the available transfer capacities.

3. Transmission system operators shall publish estimates of available transfer capacity for each day, indicating any available transfer capacity already reserved.

In addition to the winter and summer ATC values, estimates of transfer capacity for each day shall be published by the TSOs at several time intervals before the day of transport.

Transport in a direction against the dominant power flow relieves the congestion thus resulting in additional transport capacity over the congested tie line.

5. Transmission system operators shall, as far as technically possible, net the capacity requirements of any power flows in opposite direction over the congested interconnection line in order to use this line to its maximum capacity.

4. The power flows in both directions over congested tie lines shall in principle be netted in order to maximise the transport capacity in the direction of the congestion.

4. Market participants shall inform the transmission system operators concerned a reasonable time ahead of the relevant operational period whether they intend to use allocated capacity.

The use of privately-owned removable computer storage media, software and IT hardware (for example, PCs and portable computing devices) with storage capability shall be prohibited for handling EU classified information.

3. The maximum capacity of the interconnections and/or the transmission networks affecting cross-border flows shall be made available to market participants, complying with safety standards of secure network operation.

Costing and pricing rules for local loops and associated facilities (such as collocation and leased transmission capacity) should be transparent, non-discriminatory and be objective to ensure fairness.

This will involve the establishment of a compensation mechanism for cross border flows of electricity and the setting of harmonised principles on cross-border transmission charges and the allocation of available capacities of interconnections between national transmission systems.

This applies in particular to the roll-out of new service in the local access network, access to unbundled local loops, availability of collocation space, provision of leased transmission capacity for access to collocation sites, ordering, provisioning, quality and maintenance procedures.

(c) `congestion' means a situation in which an interconnection linking national transmission networks, cannot accommodate all physical flows resulting from international trade requested by market participants, because of a lack of capacity of the interconnectors and/or the national transmission systems concerned;

This 'non-discrimination' pricing rule would also apply to the access by new entrants of associated facilities such as collocation and leased transmission capacity in the core network as used by the notified operator to support its own DSL services or those of a subsidiary or associated company.

commercially available portable computers that are autonomous in the sense that they are not dependent on a continous connection to outside supply of software, computing capacity, or mains voltage for proper functioning primarily intended for data-processing purposes and fitted with both input and output devices.

4. Where appropriate, the Commission shall, acting in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 13(2), amend the guidelines on the management and allocation of available transfer capacity of interconnections between national systems set out in the Annex, in accordance with the principles set out in Articles 5 and 6, in particular so as to include detailed guidelines on all capacity allocation methodologies applied in practice and to ensure that congestion management mechanisms evolve in a manner compatible with the objectives of the internal market.

Moreover, the State measures preventing the CATV operators from offering transmission capacity in competition with the telecommunications organizations for the provision of liberalized services restrict the overall supply of capacity in the market and eliminate incentives for telecommunications organizations to quickly increase the capacity of their networks, to reduce average costs and to lower tariffs.

(4) Fair, cost-reflective, transparent and directly applicable rules, taking account of a comparison between efficient network operators from structurally comparable areas and supplementing the provisions of Directive 96/92/EC, should be introduced with regard to cross-border tarification and the allocation of available interconnection capacities, in order to ensure effective access to transmission systems for the purpose of cross-border transactions.

Where leased transmission capacity is provided internally for this, the non-discrimination provision of Article 8(2) of Directive 92/44/EEC applies.

TSOs shall publish all relevant data concerning the cross-border total transfer capacities.

contributing to security of supply through adequate transmission capacity and system reliability;

TSOs shall offer to the market transmission capacity that is as "firm" as possible.

The TSOs shall publish a general scheme for calculation of the total transfer capacity and the transmission reliability margin based upon the electrical and physical realities of the network.

The operator of the transmission or distribution system concerned may refuse access where he lacks the necessary capacity.

The operator of a transmission or distribution system may refuse access where it lacks the necessary capacity.

The minimum capacity is reduced to 5e for instruments in classes II and III for determining a conveying tariff.

Transmission system operators shall publish estimates of available transfer capacity for each day, indicating any available transfer capacity already reserved.

2 The capacity of required portable fluid extinguishers shall be not more than 13,5-litre and not less than 9 litres.

Member States may require transmission system operators to comply with minimum standards for the maintenance and development of the transmission system, including interconnection capacity.

Member States may require transmission system operators to comply with minimum requirements for the maintenance and development of the transmission system, including interconnection capacity.

Transmission system operators shall, as far as technically possible, net the capacity requirements of any power flows in opposite direction over the congested interconnection line in order to use this line to its maximum capacity.

The power flows in both directions over congested tie lines shall in principle be netted in order to maximise the transport capacity in the direction of the congestion.

Increasing transmission capacity (gas delivery pipelines) necessary to meet demand and diversification of supply sources and routes for natural gas

Market participants shall inform the transmission system operators concerned a reasonable time ahead of the relevant operational period whether they intend to use allocated capacity.

The single buyer may refuse access to the system and may refuse to purchase electricity from eligible customers where he lacks the necessary transmission or distribution capacity.

Only the leased line Directive mandates notified operators to lease transmission capacity under harmonised conditions to third parties for their exclusive use.

Other extinguishers shall be at least as portable as the 13,5-litre fluid extinguisher and shall have a fire-extinguishing capability at least equivalent to that of a 9-litre fluid extinguisher..