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===What is the relevance of the {{euaprov|Final Delivery Date}}?=== | ===What is the relevance of the {{euaprov|Final Delivery Date}}?=== | ||
The final delivery date is relevant in the context of a failure to deliver and it is designed to give a window to remedy that failure to deliver before a {{euaprov|Reconciliation Deadline}}. This is designed to fall inside the period in which counterparties which are physical operators and who actually need to surrender the | The final delivery date is relevant in the context of a failure to deliver and it is designed to give a window to remedy that failure to deliver before a {{euaprov|Reconciliation Deadline}}. This is designed to fall inside the period in which counterparties which are physical operators and who actually need to surrender the {{euaprov|EUA}}s to offset their actual carbon emissions can still surrender their EUAs and avoid an [[Excess Emissions Penalty - Emissions Annex Provision|excess emission penalty]] under the terms of the {{euaprov|EU ETS}}. So, in a nutshell, your final delivery date is two days after you notified of your {{euaprov|Failure to Deliver}} or, if earlier than that, the {{euaprov|Reconciliation Deadline}}, which is April 30 every year. |