Service throughput definition
Service throughput means the volume of natural gas delivered to our wholly owned processing plants by third-party pipelines plus our “pipeline throughput,” which is the volume of natural gas transported or gathered through our pipelines.
Service throughput means the volume of natural gas delivered to Copano’s wholly owned processing plants by third-party pipelines plus Copano’s “pipeline throughput,” which is the volume of natural gas transported or gathered through Copano’s pipelines.
Service throughput means the volume of natural gas delivered to Copano's 100%-owned processing plants by third-party pipelines plus Copano's "pipeline throughput," which is the volume of natural gas transported or gathered through Copano's pipelines.
Examples of Service throughput in a sentence
Service throughput as a part of service performance is “the total time taking for us (provider) to deliver one instance of a service”, a delivery mentor of the service provider described.
More Definitions of Service throughput
Service throughput is the actual rate at which customer data is transferred across a link. Because of network overhead, Service Throughput will always be lower than the Service Bandwidth on a specific link. TERAGO does not provide Service Throughput guarantees on its Internet or Ethernet links. "Service Credits" are credits owing to the Customer based upon TERAGO Services not meeting specific Service Objectives during a month. "Wireless Access" refers to any point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless connectivity that uses licensed or unlicensed radio spectrum to provide connectivity Services to the Customer's premises.