Maintain Balance Sample Clauses

Maintain Balance. Producers will be responsible for the marketing, scheduling, nominating, and nomination adjustments required each Month with the Downstream Transporter. Producers will use commercially reasonable efforts to keep all Imbalances to a minimum and will not intentionally create or fail to avoid any Imbalances in order to take advantage of changes in the market price of Gas. Gatherer will be entitled to manage its receipts from and deliveries to Producers so as to keep any Imbalances as near to zero (0) as practicable, in its sole discretion. Imbalances will be carried over from Month to Month. If Downstream Transporter requires Gatherer to cash out Imbalances or imposes a penalty for any Imbalance, then Producers will pay to Gatherer, or receive from Gatherer, Producers’ pro rata share of the Imbalance cash-out amount and penalty. If the Downstream Transporter requires Gatherer to resolve Imbalances by in-kind balancing, then Producers will adjust Producers’ nomination to comply with Downstream Transporter’s requirements.
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