The Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC) is a lengthy legal document. The following guides provide a good starting point for understanding what each part of the BSC covers.

(i) Pool Supplement [20 Kb]

(ii) Summary of BSC Framework Agreement [77 Kb]

A – Parties and Participation [38 Kb]

B – The Panel [118 Kb]

C – BSCCo and its Subsidiaries [48 Kb]

D – BSC Cost Recovery and Participation Charges [142 Kb]

E – BSC Agents [27 Kb]

F – Modification Procedures [144 Kb]

G – Contingencies [132 Kb]

H – General [127 Kb]

I -Transitional Arrangements for the Implementation of BETTA [65 Kb]

J – Party Agents and Qualification under the Code [39 Kb]

K – Classification and Registration of Metering Systems and BM Units [167 Kb]

L – Metering [31 Kb]

M – Credit Cover and Credit Default [133 Kb]

N – Clearing, Invoicing and Payment [130 Kb]

n/a – Summary of Acronyms and Defined Terms [33 Kb]

O – Communications Under the Code [38 Kb]

P – Energy Contract Volumes and Metered Volume Reallocations [53 Kb]

Q – Balancing Mechanism Activities [141 Kb]

R – Collection and Aggregation of Meter Data from CVA Metering Systems [110 Kb]

S – Supplier Volume Allocation [141 Kb]

T – Settlement and Trading Charges [218 Kb]

U – Provisions Relating to Settlement [101 Kb]

V – Reporting [107 Kb]

W – Trading Disputes [121 Kb]

X – Definitions and Interpretation [38 Kb]

Z – Performance Assurance [33 Kb]