Examples of Deemed Measured Quantity in a sentence
A negative Operational Imbalance shall exist at the Trading Hub Receipt Point where the Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day is less than the Scheduled Quantity for that Day and a positive Operational Imbalance shall exist where the Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day exceeds the Scheduled Quantity for that Day.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Operating Code, for the purposes of calculating Operational Imbalance, Running Operational Imbalance and Excess Daily Imbalance in relation to a Notional Welded Point the quantity of Gas that on a Day has flowed through the Trading Hub Delivery Point and the Trading Hub Receipt Point, respectively, shall be the Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Operating Code, for the purposes of calculating Operational Imbalance, Running Operational Imbalance and Excess Daily Imbalance in relation to a Notional Welded Point the quantity of Gas that on a Day has flowed through the applicable Trading Hub Delivery Point and the corresponding Trading Hub Receipt Point, respectively, shall be the Deemed Measured Quantity of that Notional Welded Point for that Day.
A negative Operational Imbalance shall exist at a Trading Hub Receipt Point where its Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day is less than its Scheduled Quantity for that Day and a positive Operational Imbalance shall exist where its Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day exceeds its Scheduled Quantity for that Day.
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Notwithstanding any other provision of this Operating Code, for the purposes of calculating Operational Imbalance and Running Operational Imbalance in relation to a Trading Hub Welded Point the quantity of Gas that on a Day has flowed through the Trading Hub Delivery Point and the Trading Hub Receipt Point, respectively, shall be the Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day.
Unless otherwise agreed, all Charges and MDL Charges that rely on measurement (other than a Deemed Measured Quantity) are to be computed on measured quantities of Gas generated by the Metering at the relevant Welded Point.
A negative Operational Imbalance shall exist at thea Trading Hub Receipt Point where theits Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day is less than theits Scheduled Quantity for that Day and a positive Operational Imbalance shall exist where theits Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day exceeds theits Scheduled Quantity for that Day.
A negative Operational Imbalance shall exist at athe Trading Hub Receipt Point where theits Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day is less than theits Scheduled Quantity for that Day and a positive Operational Imbalance shall exist where theits Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day exceeds theits Scheduled Quantity for that Day.
Deemed flow at Notional Welded Points 2.17 12.19 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Operating Code, for the purposes of calculating Operational Imbalance, Running Operational Imbalance and Excess Daily Imbalance in relation to a Notional Welded Point the quantity of Gas that on a Day has flowed through the Trading Hub Delivery Point and the Trading Hub Receipt Point, respectively, shall be the Deemed Measured Quantity for that Day.