Transfer Gas Reverse Flow definition

Transfer Gas Reverse Flow means Gas made available or deemed to be made available by BBL Company to Shipper at the TTF under the Agreement.

Transfer Gas Reverse Flow means Gas deemed to be made available by BBL Company to Shipper at TTF under theAgreement.

Examples of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow in a sentence

• The Gas Balance is negative if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is higher than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.

• BBL Company shall apply a matching procedure to ensure that the Properly Nominated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow and the confirmed Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow are the same.

• The Gas Balance is positive if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is lower than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.

• Xxxxxxx is responsible for taking the Transfer Gas Reverse Flow at TTF.

• The physician of record will be responsible for the discharge/transfer summary.

• Shipper shall nominate for any Hour Quantities of Gas as Entry Gas Reverse Flow and will use its best endeavours to make available Entry Gas Reverse Flow and take Transfer Gas Reverse Flow at a uniform rate within any Hour in conformity with the Entry Gas Reverse Flow Confirmations for that Hour.

• For any Hour during a Gas Day the difference between the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow and the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow will be allocated to the Gas Balance for that Gas Day.

• The Gas Balance is positive if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is lower than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.For clarification:The Gas Balance for each Hour (H) = the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow for Hour(H) – the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow for Hour (H).The Cumulative Gas Balance at the end of Hour (H) = the Cumulative Gas Balance at the end ofHour (H-1) + the Gas Balance of Hour (H).

• Reverse Flow Direction8.1b For any Hour during a Gas Day the difference between the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow at the Entry Point Reverse Flow and the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow will be allocated to the Gas Balance for that Gas Day.The Gas Balance is negative if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is higher than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.

• Reverse Flow Direction8.1b For any Hour during a Gas Day the difference between the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas rReverse Flow at the Entry Point rReverse Flow and the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas rReverse Flow will be allocated to the Gas Balance for that Gas Day.The Gas Balance is negative if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is higher than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.