Contract Demand Quantity definition
Contract Demand Quantity or “CDQ” means the monthly quantity of demand (expressed in kilowatts) included in each customer’s CHWM Contract that is subtracted from the Customer System Peak (as defined in the TRM) as part of the process of determining the customer’s Demand Charge Billing Determinant (as defined in the TRM), as calculated in accordance with section 5.3.5 of the TRM.
Contract Demand Quantity means the daily quantity of Natural Gas expressed in GJ/day, which Shipper has requested and Transporter has agreed to transport on a firm basis.
Contract Demand Quantity or “CDQ” shall have the meaning as defined in the TRM, the definition of which is recited in section 6.6.1.
More Definitions of Contract Demand Quantity
Contract Demand Quantity means the quantity of Natural Gas, expressed in GJ per day, as set out on the Schedule of Service, contracted for by Shipper hereunder for Firm Service and for which Shipper has agreed to pay the Demand Charge and Commodity Charges in accordance with the provisions of this Firm Service Transportation Agreement and the General Terms and Conditions;