Calculation of Imbalance Sample Clauses

Calculation of Imbalance. For each Day during the NRSA Services Term, the Service Provider will calculate Daily Imbalances daily for each Nitrogen Removal Service using the following formula: where: Imbalance = ARQ – (ADQ + FUG) ARQ is the aggregate of the Actual Received Quantity for the NRSA Receipt Point; ADQ is the aggregate of the Actual Delivered Quantity for the NRSA Delivery Point; and FUG is the Customer’s Facility Use Gas allocation (as calculated under clause 6.10) for quantities of Gas transported on the Customer’s account under this agreement for the Nitrogen Removal Services, and a Daily Imbalance may be a positive or a negative amount.
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Calculation of Imbalance. (a) An imbalance is:
Calculation of Imbalance. The Service Provider will calculate, monitor and record the Shipper’s daily Imbalances at the end of each Day for each Zone. An imbalance is:
Calculation of Imbalance. (a) An Imbalance (which is calculated in respect of each Path under a Service) is calculated as follows: Imbalance = ARQ – (ADQ + SUG ) where: ARQ is the aggregate of the Actual Received Quantity for a Path under a Service; ADQ is the aggregate of the Actual Delivered Quantity for that Path under a Service; and SUG is the Shipper's System Use Gas allocation (as calculated under clause 17.3) for quantities of Gas transported on the Shipper's account under this document, and an Imbalance may be a positive or a negative amount.

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