BALANCING OF VOLUMES Sample Clauses

BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller's lowest delivered purchase price in that month from any of Seller's suppliers.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller's lowest delivered purchase price in that month from any of Seller's suppliers. SCEG06-012 POSSESSION OF GAS After Buyer delivers gas or causes gas to be delivered to Seller at the point(s) of receipt hereunder, Xxxxxx shall be deemed to be in control and possession of the gas until it is redelivered to Buyer at the point of delivery. Buyer shall have no responsibility with respect to any gas deliverable by Seller or on account of anything which may be done, happen or arise, with respect to such gas until Seller delivers such gas to Buyer or for the account of Buyer. Seller shall have no responsibility with respect to such gas before Buyer delivers such gas to Seller or after Seller redelivers such gas to Buyer or on account of anything which may be done, happen or arise with respect to such gas before such delivery or after such redelivery.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily hasis for Xxxxx's accomlt may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller's lowest delivered pmchase price in that month from any of Seller's suppliers. Paragraph 2, DAILY DELIVERlES. In the event a daily volume is delivered to Seller which exceeds the Contract Maximum Daily Quantity, the excess daily volumes will be purchased by Seller at Seller's lowest delivered price from any of Seller's suppliers.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Buyer's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Buyer's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the netimbalanceis suchthat the Buyerhasreceivedmore gasthanwas deliveredto the Sellerduring the period underreview,Buyer shallbebilled for suchexcessatthe Base Rateasspecifiedin the ServiceAgreementwhich providesfor standbyservice. If the net imbalanceis such that the Buyer hasreceivedless gasthanwas deliveredto the Seller,the Sellerwill buy excessgasat Seller'slowest deliveredpurchaseprice in that monthfrom anyof Seller'ssuppliers. Daily volumestransportedby Sellershall not exceedthe ContractMaximum Daily Quantityspecifiedin Paragraph2, DAILY DELIVERIES. In theeventa dailyvolume is delivered by South Carolina Pipeline Corporation which exceedsthe Contract Maximum Daily Quantity, the excessdaily volumes will be purchasedby Seller at Seller'slowestdeliveredpricefrom anyof Seller'ssuppliers.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the _._-------------------------- --------- - - - ._------------------------- ----------------- -- - - --- ---- ---- volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on te=ination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller's lowest delivered purchase price in that month from any of Seller's suppliers.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller's lowest delivered purchase price in that month from any of Seller's suppliers. Ma,'(imum Daily Quantity, the excess daily volumes will be purchased by Seller at Seller's lowest delivered price from any of Seller's suppliers.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas .received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance· is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to· the Seller during the ,period under review, Buyer sh~ll b~ biJ]ed for s~ch excess .at the Bas.e ·Rate as. specified in the.Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net inibafance is s.uch that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller~ the Seller will buy excess _gas at Seller's lowest delivered pqrchase price in. that ~onth from a);ly of Seller!s suppliers.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Xxxxx's account will be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller's lowest delivered purchase price in that month from any of Seller's suppliers. SCEG06-012 8PdiSdvs.stwaSOeGbuowPiele2eplDilSlaiAxahuDlylSev,prlStcAimrIaeStlEceQ’enEhiagdrltlshvevelLeheLSuarersxeod htrAhaBtheaSdoaeBocdfrsertueprfcteheiSpugdeyeyolbspodsleBileyaeueresierepveuehcsvlaelnht,urrnelnihatrebediavywcrvtve relset dferlliieveannrsde,dinSasdenaeldvlmeernif TBwhfuioieatytsrsertalrhfna, ttdteolihgvaoevroeyd 9bWoas.odenaOcuTwTefAnecGmcFbIolloyOhTiRieAravutvieLhfycRenSetihEertAnysr from actions, accounts, damages, costs, losses and expenses arising from or out of adverse claims of any or all persons to said gas, including claims for any royalties, taxes, license fees or charges applicable to such gas or to the delivery thereof to Seller for transportation.
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BALANCING OF VOLUMES. The volume of gas received on a daily basis for Xxxxx's account may not equal the volume, less shrinkage, delivered to the Buyer. The result will be deemed an imbalance. Buyer1S account will· be reviewed at the end of each month, or on termination of Transportation Service, or curtailment or discontinuance thereof. If the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received more gas than was delivered to the Seller during the period under review, Buyer shall be billed for such excess at the Base Rate as specified in the Service Agreement which provides for standby service. lf the net imbalance is such that the Buyer has received less gas than was delivered to the Seller, the Seller will buy excess gas at Seller1s lowest delivered purchase price in that month from any of Scllet·'s suppliers. 8P. OGSASSESABdgfuectalaydsiruevatpsrehtieorevsihSebderelelueemrde rtetodospSepolBeiihclvnnulatoetyvre SdiQdvstwSaeibuopwPuneilSe2epleitllasixhunlhyle,vecphrltcimoIerClaxeilhtacneM’lfitgrtcelehseoieDteheleryerxrnsdae happen arise with respect such aBodacufnecSylyoieetuvlhrlneeirtnrs taohaocrerfceisosepu,enctt before such delivery or after such redelivery.
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