Transfer Services – Proportion of Capacity to be made available Sample Clauses

Transfer Services – Proportion of Capacity to be made available. (a) For the purposes of the pro rata allocation of Capacity on a Day between all Firm Forward Haulage Services on the EGP and Transfer Services in the application of the Priority of Service, the Capacity which the Service Providers shall allocate to Transfer Services in confirming Nominations or in Curtailment is calculated in accordance with the following formula: TSMDQ/ EGPMDQ * C = TSQ Where: TSMDQ means the lesser of (in TJ/d): the TGP Available Capacity; or the aggregate MDQ of all Firm Forward Class A Services and Firm Forward Class B Services for all Transfer Service Shippers on a Day; EGPMDQ means the lesser of (in TJ/d): the Capacity; or the aggregate MDQ of all Firm Forward Haulage Services on the EGP (including Firm Forward Class A Services and Firm Forward Class B Services) on a Day; C means the available part of the Capacity (in TJ/d) on any Day; and TSQ means the total volume of the Capacity (in TJ/d) available on a Day for Transfer Services Shippers.
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