Utility Accounting Sample Clauses

Utility Accounting. The Supplier utility streams in Pernis are registered in the Utility Accounting System (UA). The Utility Accounting System obtains its information from field instrumentation gathered via various Process Information Systems. The system will administer quantities and allocate the actual consumption or production of utilities to the plants. The next stage is that the total consumption and production quantities are balanced within the Utility Accounting System. If imbalances occur, they will be charged to the various consumers according to a defined protocol (reference is made to the latest version of the BBS-Procedure ‘UTILITY METERING EN -KOSTEN’, HANDBOEK FINANCIËLE ONDERSTEUNING (SNC/SNR), Document ID No.: 07.05.10.25). Every month an interface between the Utility Accounting System and SAP R/3 will send the quantities and prices of the utilities to SAP R/3 where accounting data will be generated. The following general overview can be given: Pernis SUMF Agreement (Kraton/SNR) 4 SCHEDULE 4: CURTAILMENT PROCEDURES Site document RDU.01.1700 dated 01.04.99 covers communication for emergency situations when the supply of major utilities, for example steam, electricity and instrument air, falls below the combined consumption of all consumers on the Site. The document will be available to the Purchaser. Once a steady state situation has been achieved with the shortfall of a SUMF Item continuing, the allocation of a SUMF Item, including utilities, by the Supplier will be based on the considerations spelled out in Articles 8. of the Agreement and on the principle of equal treatment of all consumers on the Site. Basis for allocation of a particular SUMF Item, including utilities, shall be the actual average consumption over the 12 full calendar months preceding the month in which the curtailment or allocation occurs, corrected for the effects from plant turnarounds and/or cases of Force Majeure. Site document RDU.01.1700 may be amended and/or complemented from time to time. Allocation of selected utilities will be described in specific Site documents. The Purchaser will be consulted before any significant changes to curtailment or allocation procedures are being implemented. Pernis SUMF Agreement (Kraton/SNR) 1 SCHEDULE 5: JOINT OPERATING COMMITTEE AND STEERING COMMITTEEThe Joint Operating Committee shall be composed of the Purchaser’s Representative and the Supplier’s Representative. In addition, any other person requested to attend by any of the Supplier’s Repre...
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