MAQ ADJUSTMENT Sample Clauses

MAQ ADJUSTMENT. (a) The MAQ of each Retailer for the Contract year in which the Allocation Day falls and each subsequent Contract Year will be calculated as follows: MAQi = (XX - XX) X PMi ---------- (SIGMA)PMi Where: MAQi is the MAQ of a Retailer for the Contract year in which the Allocation Day falls or a subsequent Contract Year; GM is Gascor's MAQ for that Contract year; RA is RCo's AQ for that Contract Year; PMi is the MAQ of that Retailer immediately prior to the Allocation Day or, in the case of a Contract Year commencing after the Allocation Day, the MAQ of that Retailer immediately prior to the start of that Contract Year;
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MAQ ADJUSTMENT. If Gascor's AQ is revised pursuant to Clause 5.8(h)(i) or (ii) of the Principal Contract as a result of a Reserves Shortfall or a Reserves Surplus, then, subject to Clause 6.1(b)(2), each Retailer's MAQ for the Contract Year in which Gascor's revised AQ takes effect and each subsequent Contract Year shall be revised with effect from the time that Gascor's AQ is revised in accordance with the following formula: MAQi = (GM - EQ) X MAQi ---------- (SIGMA) MAQi Where: MAQi is the Retailer's revised MAQ, expressed in PJ/year; GM is the quantity, expressed in PJ, equal to 130% of Gascor's revised AQ pursuant to Clause 5.8(h)(i) or (ii) of the Principal Contract; EQ is, in relation to a Contract Year ending on or before 1 January 2004:

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