Gas Supply Service Sample Clauses

Gas Supply Service. MMGA acknowledges and agrees that Gas Purchaser has a need to acquire Gas supplies to provide service to its member municipal Gas systems or joint action agencies for the ultimate provision of service to retail Gas consumers within their areas of service, and that a significant portion of such Gas supplies must be priced with reference to deregulated market prices in order to enable Gas Purchaser to ensure that it may provide sales service at competitive prices. MMGA understands that Gas Purchaser has asserted that its long-term viability as a joint action agency consisting of members that own Gas distribution systems providing an essential public service depends in part upon its ability to receive secure and reliable supplies of Gas on a long- term basis in pre-determined quantities that are priced with reference to deregulated market prices in the form and structure of the Contract Price, and that Gas Purchaser has further asserted that such Contract Price must be at the lowest reasonable level consistent with the maintenance of secure and reliable service. Gas Purchaser has requested MMGA to provide deliveries of Gas to it consistent with these objectives, and Gas Purchaser understands and acknowledges that MMGA has undertaken the Project in part to meet Gas Purchaser’s request and satisfy Gas Purchaser’s asserted objectives and that the Project does so. Accordingly, for each Gas Day of each Delivery Month during the Delivery Period, MMGA shall tender for delivery to Gas Purchaser at the Delivery Point on a Firm basis, and Gas Purchaser shall purchase and receive from MMGA at the Delivery Point on a Firm basis, the applicable Daily Contract Quantity of Gas for such Delivery Month set forth in Exhibit B.
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Gas Supply Service. [Issuer]acknowledges and agrees that Gas Purchaser has a need to acquire Gas supplies to provide service to retail Gas consumers within its areas of service on a long-term basis, or to other municipal Gas systems or joint action agencies for the ultimate provision of service to retail Gas consumers within their areas of service, and that a significant portion of such Gas supplies must be priced with reference to deregulated market prices in order to enable Gas Purchaser to ensure that it may provide sales service at competitive prices. [Issuer] understands that Gas Purchaser has asserted that its long-term viability as a Gas distribution system providing an essential public service depends in part upon its ability to receive secure and reliable supplies of Gas on a long-term basis in pre-determined quantities that are priced with reference to deregulated market prices in the form and structure of the Contract Price, and that Gas Purchaser has further asserted that such Contract Price must be at the lowest reasonable level consistent with the maintenance of secure and reliable service. Gas Purchaser has requested [Issuer] to provide deliveries of Gas to it consistent with these objectives, and Gas Purchaser understands and acknowledges that [Issuer]has undertaken the Project in part to meet Gas Purchaser’s request and satisfy Gas Purchaser’s asserted objectives and that the Project does so. Accordingly, for each Gas Day of each Delivery Month during the Delivery Period, [Issuer] shall tender for delivery to Gas Purchaser at the Delivery Point on a Firm basis, and Gas Purchaser shall purchase and receive from [Issuer]at the Delivery Point on a Firm basis, the applicable Daily Contract Quantity of Gas for such Delivery Month set forth in Exhibit B.
Sample 1
Gas Supply Service. ‌ (a) This Agreement shall not become effective until (i) FGU shall have entered into the Gas Supply Agreement with BBE; (ii) BBE shall have entered into the Prepaid Gas Agreement and shall have issued the Bonds; (iii) Seller shall have received all necessary authorizations to enter into and perform under this contract by no later than October 7, 2021; and
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Gas Supply Service. ‌ (a) The delivery of Gas under this Contract shall commence and continue (b) Subject to Article V, Article XXV and Exhibit I, TEAC for each Gas Day on a Firm basis shall tender for delivery to Purchaser at the Delivery Point, and Purchaser for each Gas Day on a Firm basis shall purchase and receive from TEAC at the Delivery Point, the applicable Daily Contract Quantity of Gas set forth for each Month in Exhibit B. (c) The Parties recognize and agree that, in order to achieve a successful remarketing of the Bonds following the Initial Discount Period, it may be necessary to reduce the Daily Contract Quantities in a Reset Period following the Initial Discount Period pursuant to the re-pricing methodology described in the Re-Pricing Agreement, in which case they shall be so reduced. The Parties agree further that if, pursuant to the Re-Pricing Agreement, TEAC and the Calculation Agent determine in connection with the establishment of any new Reset Period that: (i) such Reset Period will be the final Reset Period because no remaining gas value (as described in the Re-Pricing Agreement) will remain following such Reset Period; and (ii) such Reset Period will end prior to the end of the original Delivery Period, then (A) TEAC will notify Purchaser, (B) the Delivery Period will be deemed to be modified so that it ends at the end of such Reset Period, and (C) the Daily Contract Quantity for the last Month in such Reset Period may be reduced as provided in the Re-Pricing Agreement.
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