Rebate of Revenue from Negotiated Services Sample Clauses

Rebate of Revenue from Negotiated Services. The amount of revenue received in a financial year from the provision of Negotiated Services in excess of $350,000 will be shared equally between the Tubridgi Parties and the Pipeline Users of the Reference Service. This rebate will only apply where the Tubridgi Parties receive, in that financial year, the following amounts of revenue from the provision of the Haulage Reference Services: 99/00 $m 00/01 $m 01/02 $m 02/03 $m 03/04 $m Total Revenue (escalated) 6.102 5.598 3.398 1.551 0.633 Table 1:Total Revenue from Haulage Reference Services Revenue will be rebated to Pipeline Users of the Reference Service in the form of a reduction in bills from the second month (and if necessary, any subsequent months) of the subsequent financial year. The amount exceeding $350,000 will be rebated between Pipeline Users of the Reference Service according to the volume of Gas transported on behalf of the Pipeline User in the preceding financial year, as a proportion of the total Quantity of Gas transported on behalf of all Pipeline Users receiving the Reference Service.
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Rebate of Revenue from Negotiated Services. The amount of revenue received in a financial year from the provision of Negotiated Services in excess of $350,000 will be shared equally between the Tubridgi Parties and the Pipeline Users of the Reference Service including the Tubridgi Parties as Pipeline Users as applicable. This rebate will only apply where the Tubridgi Parties receive, in that financial year, the following amounts of revenue from the provision of the Haulage Reference Services, which will include notional revenue for gas transported on the Tubridgi Parties own behalf, calculated with reference to the Haulage Reference Tariff that applies to the closest applicable Haulage Reference Service: 99/00 $m 00/01 $m 01/02 $m 02/03 $m 03/04 $m Total Revenue (escalated) 6.102 5.598 3.398 1.551 0.633 Table 1:Total Revenue from Haulage Reference Services (Original Proposed Access Arrangement) 99/00 $m 00/01 $m 01/02 $m 02/03 $m 03/04 $m 04/05 $m 05/06 $m Total Revenue ($’s 30 June 1999) 3.931 4.038 2.835 2.431 2.114 1.945 1.945 Table 1a: Total Revenue from Haulage Reference Services as determined by the Regulator and agreed by the Tubridgi Parties. The Regulator has determined and the Tubridgi Parties have agreed that the revised Total Revenue for the Tubridgi Pipeline System Access Arrangement is as appears in the table above labelled 1a. Revenue will be rebated to Pipeline Users of the Reference Service in the form of a reduction in bills from the second month (and if necessary, any subsequent months) of the subsequent financial year. The amount exceeding $350,000 will be rebated between Pipeline Users of the Reference Service according to the volume of Gas transported on behalf of the Pipeline User in the preceding financial year, as a proportion of the total Quantity of Gas transported on behalf of all Pipeline Users receiving the Reference Service.
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