Unavailable Overrun Charge definition

Unavailable Overrun Charge means the charge payable under clause 11.6 and clause 17.8(e).

Examples of Unavailable Overrun Charge in a sentence

  • In addition to any charge payable under clause 11.1, if the Shipper does not comply, or procure compliance, with an Unavailability Notice in accordance with clause 11.4, the Shipper must pay, in accordance with clause 20, an Unavailable Overrun Charge at the Unavailable Overrun Rate for each GJ of Gas taken by the Shipper in excess of the quantity of Overrun Gas specified in the Unavailability Notice as being available to the Shipper.

  • Unavailable Overrun Charge means the charge payable under clause 11.6 and clause 17.8(e).

  • In addition to any charge payable under clause 11.1, if Shipper does not comply, or procure compliance, with an Unavailability Notice in accordance with clause 11.4, Shipper must pay, in accordance with clause 20, an Unavailable Overrun Charge at the Unavailable Overrun Rate for each GJ of Gas taken by Shipper in excess of the quantity of Overrun Gas specified in the Unavailability Notice as being available to Shipper.

Related to Unavailable Overrun Charge

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  • Monthly Charge shall have the meaning set forth in Article 5.

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