Plant Fuel definition

Plant Fuel means the MMBTU’s of Gas consumed at the Plant for fuel which shall include, but shall in no way be limited to, fuel used for Gas compression, conditioning and treating; recovery, extraction, and removal of Plant Products; and the recompression of the Residue Gas.
Plant Fuel means Gas which is metered and consumed to power and/or operate processes or equipment in the Plants.
Plant Fuel means that portion of gas used for the operation of the Processor’s Plant, including but not limited to plant compression, which shall be equal to ** of the inlet quantity of Producer’s Gas delivered to Processor at the Receipt Point(s), as expressed on an MMBtu basis.

Examples of Plant Fuel in a sentence

  • If the number of Dth of Shipper’s Gas received by LMM at the Receipt Point(s), after subtracting Gathering Fuel and any Plant Fuel and Shrink, do not equal Shipper’s Scheduled Nomination(s), an “Imbalance” exists.

  • Whenever the number of Dth of Shipper’s Gas being delivered at the Receipt Point(s) is insufficient to support Shipper’s Scheduled Nomination(s) plus Gathering Fuel and any Plant Fuel and Shrink, Shipper shall promptly increase its Daily delivery such that the number of Dth of Shipper’s Gas being delivered at the Receipt Point(s) equals as closely as practicable Shipper’s Scheduled Nomination(s) plus Gathering Fuel and any Plant Fuel and Shrink.

  • The term “Balance” or “Balancing” refers to equalizing the number of Dth of Shipper’s Gas received by LMM at the Receipt Point(s) with the number of Dth constituting Shipper’s Scheduled Nomination(s) plus Gathering Fuel and any Plant Fuel and Shrink.

  • If the number of Dth of Shipper’s Gas received by LMM at the Receipt Point(s), after subtracting Gathering Fuel and any Plant Fuel and Shrink, are less than Shipper’s Scheduled Nomination(s), a “Positive Imbalance” exists.

  • If the number of Dth of Shipper’s Gas received by LMM at the Receipt Point(s), after subtracting Gathering Fuel and any Plant Fuel and Shrink, are greater than Shipper’s Scheduled Nomination(s), a “Negative Imbalance” exists.


More Definitions of Plant Fuel

Plant Fuel means the quantity of Gas or other hydrocarbons purchased by Processor to operate the Plant.
Plant Fuel means that portion of actual gas utilized for the operation of the Plant, including any related compression facilities and Processor’s Pipeline. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event Processor at any time installs electrical compression facilities for the Plant inlet refrigeration system rather than natural gas fueled compression, Processor shall have the right to increase the actual quantity of fuel measured at the Plant by a theoretical amount equal to **. Thereafter, Plant Fuel shall be equal to the sum of the actual Plant Fuel, as measured at the Plant, and the Theoretical Fuel. The Theoretical Fuel shall represent the quantity of gas which would have been utilized if Processor had installed natural gas fueled compression for the Plant refrigeration system.
Plant Fuel is defined in Exhibit B.
Plant Fuel means the quantity of Gas or other hydrocarbons used or consumed as fuel, or flared, lost, unaccounted for or otherwise used or consumed in the operation of the Processing Plant.
Plant Fuel means, as to any applicable Month, the MMBtu volume of metered Gas or other hydrocarbons used or consumed as fuel in the operation (including compression) of the Century Plant or the Legacy Plants, as applicable.
Plant Fuel means the reduction in MMBTUs of Gas for operation of the Plant for Fuel, flared Gas, and lost and unaccounted for Gas, and shall be calculated as the total MMBTUs of Gas measured at the Plant inlet(s) less the total MMBTUs of the Gas and Products measured at the Plant outlet(s).
Plant Fuel means that volume and associated MMBTU of Gas used to extract and fractionate Plant Products as determined pursuant to Article V herein including lost and unaccounted for gas.