Examples of Bid Week in a sentence
The Border Price is equal to the average of the first of the month "Southern Cal Border Avg." index from Natural Gas Intelligence and the "Bid Week, California-South, Delivered to Pipeline" index from Natural Gas Week.
Bid Week is defined as the last five Canadian business days of the calendar month, or a suitable representation as published by ICE NGX to account for certain holidays in Canada and in the United States.
The index pricing is reported by publishers who survey the Bid Week (last week of the month) transactions and calculate volume-weighted average prices known as index prices.
The Index Period may be a full calendar month, or a particular day or set of days, including Bid Week or the Pre-Nomination Crude Oil Trading Period.
The Index Period may be a full calendar month, or a particular day or set of days, including Bid Week.
Alter High Risk EventsSorority bid weekNo sorority members attended events with alcohol during the week following Bid Week.
SoCalGas proposes to set a portion of the storage injection capacity allocated to the system balancing function for injection nominations for the following month, every month before Bid Week, which is the five business days preceding the first of the month.
The Weighted Over Delivery (WOD) Index equals the lower of the Bid Week monthly index price or the average of the five (5) lowest average published daily prices, weighted by the supply mix of all gas received at Malin and Topock for on-system End-Use Customers during the month in which the imbalance occurred.
The Weighted Under Delivery (WUD) Index equals the higher of the Bid Week monthly index price or the average of the five highest average published daily prices, weighted by the supply mix of all gas received at Malin and Topock for on-system End-Use Customers during the month in which the imbalance occurred.
For example, and without limitation, during the September 2011 Bid Week (August 25-29, 2011), Levante made more than one hundred transactions in NYMEX and ICE futures, options, spreads and swaps.