Common use of Shortfall Gas Clause in Contracts

Shortfall Gas. Shortfall Gas is any quantity of Natural Gas not made available by SELLER at Delivery Point(s) in respect of any Day of Delivery Period for reasons other than Force Majeure and/or Agreed Repairs. Such Shortfall Gas shall be determined by adding up the daily underdeliveries which occurred under this GSFA during the Month of Delivery concerned, calculated as the difference (if positive) between: a) the delivery obligation according to the Article 4.1 (DCQ), or the daily quantity, if any, requested by the dispatching center of BUYER in accordance with Article 7 below, whichever is the lower, and b) the daily quantity of Natural Gas made available by SELLER under this GSFA.

Shortfall Gas. Shortfall Gas is any quantity of Natural Gas not made available by SELLER at Delivery Point(s) Point in respect of any Day of Delivery Period for reasons other than Force Majeure and/or Agreed Repairs. Such Shortfall Gas shall be determined by adding up the daily underdeliveries which occurred under this GSFA GSA during the Month of Delivery Period concerned, calculated as the difference (if positive) between: a) the delivery obligation according to the Article 4.1 (DCQ), or the daily quantity, if any, requested by the dispatching center of BUYER in accordance with Article 7 below, whichever is the lower, and b) the daily quantity of Natural Gas made available by SELLER under this GSFAGSA.