BTU Value Sample Clauses
The BTU Value clause defines the required British Thermal Unit (BTU) content of a fuel, such as natural gas, to be supplied under a contract. It typically specifies a minimum and/or maximum BTU value per unit of volume, ensuring the fuel meets certain energy content standards. For example, the clause may require that delivered gas contains between 950 and 1,050 BTUs per cubic foot. This clause ensures consistency in fuel quality, allowing both parties to accurately assess the energy delivered and received, and helps prevent disputes over the adequacy or suitability of the fuel supplied.
BTU Value. The Price to be paid to Seller by Buyer is based upon coal with 13,000 BTU/LB heat content (BTU Value) for each net ton of coal in each shipment. The BTU Value of the coal sold hereunder may vary, and the Price for such coal shall be adjusted to compensate for variations in BTU Value, as described below.
BTU Value. The Current Base Price and matching incremental price to be paid to ASSIGNEE by BUYER is based upon coal with 13,000 BTU/LB heat content (BTU Value) for each ton of coal in each shipment. The BTU Value of the coal sold hereunder may vary, and the price for such coal shall be adjusted to compensate for variations in BTU Value, as described below.