A Trading Dispute can arise when errors in the data, processes and\/or rules used for the purposes of Settlement affect Trading Charges paid to or from Parties.<\/p>\n
Any BSC Party can raise a Trading Dispute.<\/p>\n
If you have Category O authorisation (see BSCP38 ‘Authorisations’<\/a>) you can raise a Trading Dispute by completing a form in BSCP11 ‘Trading Disputes’<\/a> and sending it to us with supporting information, e.g. Data Flows, Bid Offer Acceptances or consumption information.<\/p>\n Trading Disputes can also arise as a result of errors in the determination of whether a Party is in Credit Default.<\/p>\n A generator or National Grid can claim a Manifest Errors where a Bid or Offer was accepted in error.<\/p>\n The TDC makes determinations on Manifest Errors (see BSC Section Q7<\/a>) which are processed in accordance with BSCP14 ‘Processing of Manifest Error Claims’<\/a>.<\/p>\n You can claim for unavoidable and material losses incurred as a consequence of not being able to communicate Physical Notifications to National Grid during unplanned outages by National Grid.<\/p>\n The Q8 committee is an extension of the Trading Disputes Committee (TDC) and hears trading compensation claims. The same members who sit on the TDC also form the Q8 Committee.<\/p>\n Elexon manage the process and investigate the Trading Dispute in consultation with any relevant Parties, Agents and\/or experts.<\/p>\n Trading Disputes is a remedial technique in Elexon’s Performance Assurance Framework<\/a>.<\/p>\n We assess all Trading Disputes against the three criteria that must be met. The results of our assessment are sent to you (the ‘Raising Party’) and any other affected Party.<\/p>\nTrading Dispute: credit default<\/h3>\n
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Manifest Errors<\/h3>\n
Q8 Claims<\/h3>\n
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