How the Entry and Exit Regime works

In addition to greater commercial transaction flexibility, the “entry-exit” regime assures that tariffs have a greater relationship with the effective costs of services which enables more options that strengthen the market.

The sender informs the amount of natural of gas to be injected and declares his intention to sell this quantity to one or more recipients.

The recipients, in turn, name the daily gas volume they intend to receive from the pipeline and their intentions to purchase gas from a particular agent who will load gas into a specific entry point in the system.

The injected gas can be removed at any point in the system and, based on more molecule-free negotiations model between agents; the contracts entered into will exclusively deal with gas entry and exit commercial capacities and transactions.