Limited Deliveries by Transporting Pipelines Sample Clauses

Limited Deliveries by Transporting Pipelines. To the extent an insufficient delivery of Gas to Buyer is attributable to a Transporter or other transporting pipeline invoking its capacity curtailment plan or otherwise limiting its deliveries, Seller will dispatch to Buyer only such quantities of Gas as may then be transported consistent with the tariff and procedures of the Transporter or other transporting pipeline. Seller shall notify Buyer of such situation immediately upon obtaining actual notice thereof, and shall identify in such notice the anticipated duration of such limited deliveries by Transporter. To the extent permitted by such procedures and tariff, Seller will, during periods when the ambient temperature in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as forecasted by Air Science Consultants or such other independent meteorological weather consultant as may be retained by Seller or by a firm affiliated with Seller, equals or exceeds 0 degrees Fahrenheit during any 24-hour period, tender to CNG Transmission a quantity of Back-Up Gas (in addition to such quantities of Reserved Gas and Storage Gas as can then be transported to Buyer's City Gate) equal to the lesser of (a) seventy percent (70%) of the RQ or (b) an amount which when combined with the amount of Reserved Gas and Storage Gas (to the extent such Gas can then be withdrawn and transported) delivered by Seller equals the Nominated Quantity. In the event the forecasted ambient temperature described above is less than 0 degrees Fahrenheit, Seller will tender to CNG Transmission such quantity of Back-Up Gas, if any, that can be procured on the spot market from suppliers with Gas that is then contractually uncommitted to other purchasers or that has been released from prior contractual commitments. Whenever Xxxxxx learns that the forecasted ambient temperature as described above is less than 0 degrees Fahrenheit, Seller will promptly notify Buyer of this fact.
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