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I dteannta an scoradáin chiorcaid agus an tagarmhairc GNL, tá idirghabhálacha eile ar fáil lena n-áirítear conair praghsanna dhinimiciúil shealadach, mar a iarradh sna conclúidí ón gComhairle Eorpach an 20 agus an 21 Deireadh Fómhair 2022, agus na coimircí seo a leanas á gcur san áireamh: ba cheart feidhm a bheith aici maidir le hidirbhearta gáis nádúrtha i bPointe Trádála Fíorúil na Saoráide Aistrithe Teidil (TTF), arna oibriú ag Gasunie Transport Services B.V.; féadfar moil trádála gáis eile de chuid an Aontais a nascadh le spotphraghas ceartaithe TTF trí chonair praghsanna dhinimiciúil shealadach; agus ba cheart go mbeadh sí gan dochar do thrádálacha gáis thar an gcuntar, níor cheart go gcuirfeadh sí slándáil soláthair gáis an Aontais i mbaol, ba cheart go mbeadh sí ag braith ar an dul chun cinn atá déanta maidir leis an sprioc maidir le coigilteas gáis a chur chun feidhme, níor cheart méadú foriomlán ar thomhaltas gáis a bheith mar thoradh uirthi, ba cheart í a cheapadh ar bhealach nach gcuirfidh sí cosc ar shreabha gáis margadhbhunaithe laistigh den Aontas, níor cheart go ndéanfadh sí difear do chobhsaíocht ná d’fheidhmiú ordúil na margaí díorthach fuinnimh, agus ba cheart go gcuirfí san áireamh léi praghsanna an mhargaidh gáis sna margaí eagraithe éagsúla ar fud an Aontais.
In addition to the circuit breaker and the LNG benchmark other interventions are available including a temporary dynamic price corridor, as requested in the conclusions of the European Council of 20 and 21 October 2022, taking into account the following safeguards: it should apply to natural gas transactions in the Title Transfer Facility (TTF) Virtual Trading Point, operated by Gasunie Transport Services B.V.; other Union gas trading hubs may be linked to the corrected TTF spot price via a temporary dynamic price corridor; and it should be without prejudice to over-the-counter gas trades, should not jeopardise the Union’s security of gas supply, should depend on progress made in implementing the gas savings target, should not lead to an overall increase in gas consumption, should be designed in such a manner that it will not prevent market-based intra-EU flows of gas, should not affect the stability and orderly functioning of energy derivative markets and should take into account the gas market prices in the different organised market places across the Union.