Rate of Flow. The gas supply shall be transported to Customer at a rate of flow up to but not exceeding therms per hour at the point of delivery. Gas shall be delivered at such pressures and temperatures as may exist under operating conditions at Customer's service location. Operating pressures at this location shall normally be between Psi and Psi. T
Rate of Flow. Shipper shall deliver Shipper Gas at a reasonably uniform rate of flow.
Rate of Flow. The gas to be received by Company's Transporter hereunder shall be delivered by Customer at uniform hourly and daily rates of flow as nearly as practicable, but it is recognized that due to operating conditions the quantities of gas received and delivered may not be in balance on any one particular day. However, the Company reserves the right to reduce the confirmed nomination at the Delivery Point(s) in the event Customer's nominated gas at the Receipt Point(s) is not concurrently made available to Company or its Transporter. Furthermore, in addition to the notices required under Section V, paragraph 2 above, Company and Customer shall immediately inform each other of any changes to deliveries at the Delivery Point(s) and the Company reserves the right to reduce the confirmed nomination at the Receipt Point(s) to a quantity that is ratable to the then current volumes being delivered at the Delivery Point(s).
Rate of Flow. The gas to be received by Company hereunder shall be delivered by Customer at uniform daily rates of flow as nearly as practicable, but it is recognized that due to operating conditions the quantities of gas received and delivered may not be in balance on any one particular day. On days when the quoted price from Enron Capital and Trade, Texas Intrastate desk, for gas delivered to Company's system the same day in the Waha supply area exceeds the price of the of the index price published in the first edition of the month in Natural Gas Intelligence Gas Price Index for the applicable calendar month, identified in the table entitled "SPOT GAS PRICES" under the column entitled "Contract Index", the "Intrastate Avg." for the "West Texas/Permian'" by more than $0.50 per MMBtu, and there is a difference in the quantity of MMBtu between the nominated and confirmed Receipt Point(s) daily quantities and the actual quantities being delivered by Customer or its designee at the Receipt Point(s), Company shall notify Customer by telephone and telefacsimile of such difference, and Company shall have the right to request Customer to correct the difference within twenty four (24) hours of notification. Customer may correct such situation by adjusting its nominations to match actual Receipt Point(s) daily quantities. If Customer fails to correct the situation within twenty four (24) hours of such notification, then Company shall have the right to charge Customer up to $0.50 per MMBtu on any remaining and continuing difference in the quantity of MMBtu between the nominated and confirmed Receipt Points) daily quantities and the actual quantities being delivered by Customer or its designee at the Receipt Point(s), until such time that the difference is corrected.
Rate of Flow. Shipper shall deliver Gas at a reasonably uniform rate of flow, or Shipper shall accept and follow a schedule for delivery of Shipper’s Gas or Shipper IT Gas to be established by Gatherer as to not materially affect Shipper’s overall Gas deliveries.
Rate of Flow. Producer will use commercially reasonable efforts to balance the quantities of Producer’s Products delivered to and received from the Gathering System and, if necessary, make adjustments to the rate of Products production or nominations to balance such receipts and deliveries. The Parties will use commercially reasonable efforts to receive and deliver the Scheduled Quantity at a uniform hourly rate of flow determined by dividing the Scheduled Quantity by 24. Gatherer shall accept quantities deviating from the uniform hourly rate of flow unless and to the extent Gatherer is unable, in using commercially reasonable efforts, to accept such deviation based on Gatherer’s operating conditions.
Rate of Flow. The Gas to be received by Transporter hereunder shall be delivered by Shipper at uniform hourly and Daily rates of flow as nearly as practicable, but it is recognized that due to operating conditions the quantities of Gas received and delivered may not be in balance on any particular Day. In the event there is an imbalance (in terms of MMBtu) caused by differences in receipts and deliveries of Gas hereunder, Transporter shall notify Shipper of such imbalance and such imbalance shall be corrected in the manner set forth in Article X.
Rate of Flow. Shipper shall use commercially reasonable efforts to balance receipts and deliveries of its gas to and from the System and, if necessary, make adjustments to balance such receipts and deliveries. In no event will Gatherer be obligated to deliver or receive a quantity of gas during any given Day that differs from the Scheduled Quantity for such Day. If the actual quantity of gas received during any Day differs from the Scheduled Quantity, then Gatherer will be obligated to deliver that Day only the lesser of the actual quantity received or the Scheduled Quantity. The Parties shall use commercially reasonable efforts to receive and deliver the Scheduled Quantity at a uniform hourly rate of flow determined by dividing the Scheduled Quantity by twenty-four (24). Gatherer has (i) no obligation to accept variations from a uniform hourly rate of flow, and (ii) the ability, to be exercised in its reasonable discretion, to accept variations based on Gatherer’s operating conditions, without waiver of the uniform flow requirement set out in this paragraph.
