Authorized Overrun. The charges and rates to be billed by COMPANY and paid by CUSTOMER for Authorized Overruns associated with the Storage Services provided under this Agreement shall be in accordance with the authorized overrun rate for transportation for Customers located West of Xxxx in Union’s M16 Transportation Rate Schedule or such other replacement as approved by the Ontario Energy Board and subject to change from time to time.
Authorized Overrun. For discounted rate transactions, any authorized overrun quantities shall be at the assumed 100% load factor derivative of the Base Rate(s) set forth in (d) above, plus all applicable Rate Schedule FTS surcharges, penalties, and Fuel Use and LUFG retentions.
Authorized Overrun. Unless Transporter agrees otherwise, the rate for any authorized overrun quantities shall be the greater of the maximum Tariff rate or the rate described above.
Authorized Overrun. Any authorized overrun quantities shall be charged the rate(s) specified on Attachment A.
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Authorized Overrun. For discounted rate transactions, any authorized overrun quantities shall be at the following rate: $0.0292/Dth.
Authorized Overrun. For discounted rate transactions, any authorized overrun quantities shall be at the following rate: MRT maximum applicable Tariff rate for service.
Authorized Overrun. (1) Each twenty-four (24) hour purchase gas day, Company will allow Customer an allowable tolerance on their Daily Nomination, without additional charge.
(2) if the difference between Customer’s actual take for a twenty-four (24) hour purchase gas day, and its Daily Nomination, as on file with the Company’s gas supply department for the applicable twenty-four (24) hour purchase gas day, is not within the allowable tolerance, those quantities beyond the allowable tolerance, assuming no curtailment action has been imposed, shall be considered an Authorized Overrun and shall be subject to a Daily Balancing Charge.
Authorized Overrun. If during any day, upon advance authorization from the Company, the Customer uses in excess of 110% of the Contract MDQ, such usage shall be billed under this Service Classification.
Authorized Overrun. If, during any day, upon authorization from the Company, the Customer delivers and takes in excess of the Contract MDQ, such usage shall be billed under the applicable transportation Service Classification. Obtaining authorization from the Company means the Customer adhering to the Company's Transportation Scheduling provision hereunder. The Company may authorize excess takes during or after the gas day on a nondiscriminatory basis should circumstances warrant. Order No. Filed: July 2, 2010 Docket No. Effective Date: August 31, 2010 TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TERMS AND CONDITIONS - (Continued) P. Operational Flow Orders "Operational Flow Orders", or "OFOs", are defined as notices issued by the Company to transportation Customers or their Agents, via facsimile, telephone, or other electronic means as deemed acceptable by the Company, that limit the quantity of gas taken or delivered by the Customer. An OFO shall generally limit the quantity of gas to no more than one hundred and five percent (105%) of the volumes of gas tendered for delivery (net of losses and unaccounted-for gas) by the Customer. When reasonably necessary, the Company may also issue a more restrictive OFO that would apply to all transportation Customers whose gas is delivered on a particular upstream pipeline to match the balancing tolerances permitted by such pipeline on that day. The Company may also issue Operational Flow Orders to require adjustments to one or more Customers daily scheduling of deliveries or redeliveries over a reasonable period to maintain a concurrent balance, remedy a current imbalance, or to reduce an accumulated imbalance. OFOs shall be issued in the Company's sole judgment to a) protect the integrity of the Company's gas system; b) assure deliveries of gas supplies to all of the Company's firm sales Customers; c) adhere to the various interstate pipeline companies' balancing or delivery requirements; d) alleviate bottlenecks on upstream pipelines that restrict the quantity of gas being delivered to the Company or e) remedy operational or other problems, where necessary. Failure to comply with an OFO will result in an unauthorized overrun as described above, or in the case of over-deliveries, a cash out at a price equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the Reference Spot Price (defined in paragraph Q below) less ten cents ($.10) per MCF.
