USE OF MEASUREMENTS Sample Clauses

USE OF MEASUREMENTS. The measurements taken by GRTgaz pursuant to the Contract may be freely used by GRTgaz, subject to the provisions of the Clause entitled “Confidentiality” in Section A. It is expressly agreed that GRTgaz shall be authorised to provide the measurements taken at a relevant Delivery Point to the Recipient(s) concerned. At the Shipper’s request, GRTgaz shall provide the Shipper with the measurements taken pursuant to the Contract if these measurements are directly used to determine the Daily Quantities Taken Off or the Hourly or Daily Quantities Delivered. Clause 10 Price Supplement related to a Daily or Hourly Capacity Overrun
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USE OF MEASUREMENTS. The measurements taken by GRTgaz pursuant to the terms of the Contract may be freely used by it, subject to the provisions of Clause 72 of the General Terms and Conditions. It is expressly agreed that GRTgaz shall be authorised to supply the measurements taken at a relevant Delivery Point to the Recipient concerned. At the request of the Shipper, GRTgaz shall supply the Shipper with the measurements taken pursuant to the Contract if these measurements are directly used to determine the Daily Quantities Taken off or Hourly or Daily Quantities Delivered. Clause 28 Price Supplement arising from an Excess of Daily Capacity‌ 28.1 Price Supplement arising from an Excess of Daily Capacity‌ For each Daily Delivery Capacity at a Consumer Delivery Point or at a Regional Network Interconnection Point specified in the Special Terms and Conditions, the difference, if positive, between the Daily Quantity Delivered on any Day and the corresponding Daily Delivery Capacity, shall constitute an Excess of Daily Delivery Capacity. For each Daily Delivery Capacity at a Transport Distribution Interface Point specified in the Special Terms and Conditions, the Excess of Daily Delivery Capacity on any Day shall be constituted by the difference, if positive, between: • the difference, if positive, between the Daily Quantity Delivered the said Day and the corresponding Daily Delivery Capacity, otherwise zero (0), • the difference, if positive, between the Daily Quantity Delivered to the Delivery Point “without subscription” on the said Day and the Computed Standardized Capacity at the Delivery Point “without subscription” of the corresponding Transport Distribution Interface Point, otherwise zero (0). Should GRTgaz reduce or suspend Daily Delivery Capacity on given Day, the Excess of Daily Delivery Capacity for the said Day shall be calculated by reducing the Daily Delivery Capacity by the proportion thus suspended or reduced. For each Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network specified in the Special Terms and Conditions, the Excess of Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network is equal to the Excess of Daily Delivery Capacity at the corresponding Delivery Point. For each Daily Exit Capacity on the Main Network specified in the Special Terms and Conditions, the Excess of Daily Exit Capacity on the Main Network on any Day shall consist of the difference, if positive, between: • the difference, if positive, between the Daily Exit Quantity on the Main Network on the...
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USE OF MEASUREMENTS. The measurements taken by GRTgaz pursuant to the Contract may be freely used by GRTgaz, subject to the provisions of the Clause entitled “Confidentiality” in Section A. It is expressly agreed that GRTgaz shall be authorised to provide the measurements taken at a relevant Delivery Point to the Recipient(s) concerned. At the Shipper’s request, GRTgaz shall provide the Shipper with the measurements taken pursuant to the Contract if these measurements are directly used to determine the Daily Quantities Taken Off or the Hourly or Daily Quantities Delivered. Clause 10 Price Supplemen t relate d to a Daily o r Hourly Capacity Overrun ‌
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