Common use of Reverse Flow Direction Clause in Contracts

Reverse Flow Direction. For any Hour during a Gas Day the difference between the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow and the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow will be allocated to the Gas Balance for that Gas Day. The Gas Balance is negative if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is higher than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow. The Gas Balance is positive if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is lower than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow. BBL Company shall endeavour to minimise the Gas Balance at the end of the Gas Day.

Reverse Flow Direction. 1b For any Hour during a Gas Day the difference between the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow and the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow will be allocated to the Gas Balance for that Gas Day. The Gas Balance is negative if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is higher than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow. The Gas Balance is positive if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is lower than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow. BBL Company shall endeavour to minimise the Gas Balance at the end of the Gas Day.