Examples of Firm Nomination in a sentence
All volumes above nominated Daily Firm Nomination quantities shall be on an interruptible basis.
If Customer faces unforeseen circumstances that were not known ninety days prior to November 1, Customer may request a waiver of the notice requirement to allow Customer to transfer or modify Daily Firm Nomination.
Customer elects, subject to the agreement of Company, the amount of Daily Firm Nomination as indicated by account, in Appendix A.
Customer may not transfer to non-interruptible service or modify Daily Firm Nominations until the next November 1st and must notify the Company in writing at least ninety days prior to the transfer or proposed modification in Daily Firm Nomination.
Customer shall fill out a Notice of Intent to Switch Natural Gas Services form and submit it to the Company for a proposed transfer or modification in Daily Firm Nomination.
If Customer faces unforeseen circumstances that were not known ninety days prior to November 1, Customer may request a waiver of the notice requirement to allow Customer to transfer service or modify Daily Firm Nomination.
Any volume of gas exceeding the designated Daily Firm Nomination, as indicated in Appendix A, taken by a customer after one hour of when Company has notified Customer of curtailment or interruption ordered hereunder shall be considered unauthorized volumes.
TRANSPORTATION CUSTOMER ACCOUNT, LOCATION, AND DAILY FIRM NOMINATIONS Address Account Number Applicable Tariff Daily Firm Nomination (daily/therm) APPENDIX B.
CUSTOMER ACCOUNT, LOCATION, AND DAILY FIRM NOMINATIONS Address Account Number Applicable Tariff Daily Firm Nomination (daily/therm) MINNESOTA ENERGY RESOURCES CORPORATION TRANSPORTATION SERVICE AGREEMENT This Transportation Service Agreement (“Agreement”) is made and effective by and between Minnesota Energy Resources Corporation (“MERC” or “Company”) and (“Customer”).
A customer may only transfer to firm sales service or modify its Daily Firm Nomination if Company is able to arrange adequate additional firm gas entitlements to meet the needs imposed on its system by the customer, without jeopardizing system reliability or increasing costs for its other customers.