Make Up Gas has the meaning given to such term in Clause 10(c)(i).
Make Up Gas means for any period the total quantity of gas transported pursuant to subsection 9.2 of Rate Schedule FT, Firm Transportation Service of Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd. Gas Transportation Tariff for all Shippers under that Rate Schedule.
Make Up Gas means the amount of Gas, if any, by which the quantity of Baseload Gas delivered to and accepted by Purchaser during a Contract Year for such Contract Year (excluding any Make-Up Gas delivered during such Contract Year) falls short of the Annual Baseload Quantity.
Examples of Make Up Gas in a sentence
Buyer shall have no further rights to take Gas during the Recovery Period after it has taken such remaining Make Up Gas, and after such remaining Make Up Gas has been delivered, the Recovery Period shall be deemed to have expired.
More Definitions of Make Up Gas
Make Up Gas means that portion of the quantity of Contract Gas which Buyer has paid for but not taken in the relevant Month, and where the context so requires, means the aggregate of such quantities of Contract Gas credited to Buyer in respect of prior Months less any quantities of Contract Gas taken by Buyer pursuant to clause 6.5.1;
Make Up Gas has the meaning given to such term in Clause 10.3 (a). “MMBtu” means one million (1,000,000) British Thermal Units.
Make Up Gas shall have the meaning in Article 6.9;
Make Up Gas means the volume taken by an Underproducer to make up Cumulative Underproduction pursuant to Paragraph 2.4 below.
Make Up Gas means the quantity of Gas (expressed in GJ) delivered each Day or caused to be delivered each Day by Customer to ATCO Pipelines’ Gas Pipeline System, which is equal to the quantity of energy (GJ) contained in the Plant Liquids removed, plus the Customer Fuel Gas consumed, from the Inlet Gas.
Make Up Gas means, in respect of a Contract Year where the Annual Minimum Quantity for that Contract Year exceeds the Gas delivered to and taken by Gascor for that Contract Year under the Principal Contract, a quantity of Gas (expressed in GJ) equivalent to that excess;