Example Calculation. A shipper with a Firm Forward Haulage Service contract with an Operational MDQ of 1000 GJ/d and a Contract Tolerance of 5%, which is authorised to flow 1200 GJ on a certain Day, and utilises this amount, will pay an Overrun Charge as follows: • 50 GJ at 100% of the Reference Tariff for the Firm Forward Haulage Service; plus • 150 GJ at 130% of the Reference Tariff for the Firm Forward Haulage Service.
Example Calculation. A Shipper with a Firm Injection Service contract for an Operational MDQ of 1000 GJ/d and a Contract Tolerance of 5%, which is authorised to flow at 1200 GJ on a certain Day, and utilises 1300 GJ, will pay an Overrun Charge as follows: 50 GJ at 100% of the Tariff for that Path; plus 150 GJ at 130% of the Tariff for that Path; plus 100 GJ at 150% of the Tariff for that Path.
Example Calculation. A shipper with a Firm Forward Haulage Service contract for an Operational MDQ of 1000 GJ/d and a Contract Tolerance of 5%, which is authorised to flow 1200 GJ on a certain Day, and utilises 1300 GJ, will pay an Overrun Charge as follows: • 50 GJ at 100% of the Reference Tariff for the Firm Forward Haulage Service for the relevant Area for that Path; plus • 150 GJ at 130% of the Reference Tariff for the Firm Forward Haulage Service for the relevant Area for that Path; plus • 100 GJ at 150% of the Reference Tariff for the Firm Forward Haulage Service for the relevant Area for that Path.
Examples of Example Calculation in a sentence
Example Calculation of Pathway Viability for ANS Spreading from Great Lakes Basin to the Mississippi River Basin.
Form MA–790, Sched- ules A and B, shall be submitted to the Director, Office of Ship Operating Costs, Maritime Administration, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590.(e) Example Calculation.
Example Calculation: Total Item Cost = [(vehicle unit bid price) x (estimated number of units)] + [(option 1 unit bid cost) x (number of units to evaluate)] + [(option 2 unit bid cost) x (number of units to evaluate)] + [(delivery charge per mile round trip x 300) x estimated number of vehicles] CONTRACT AWARD: The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder by vehicle line item.
Example Calculation: Total Item Cost = [(vehicle unit price) x (estimated number of units)] + [(delivery charge per mile round trip x 300) x estimated number of vehicles] CONTRACT AWARD: The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder by vehicle line item.
Example Calculation of Pathway Viability for ANS Spreading from Mississippi River Basin to the Great Lakes Basin 14 Table 6.
More Definitions of Example Calculation
Example Calculation. A shipper with a Firm Injection Service contract with an Operational MDQ of 1000 GJ/d and a Contract Tolerance of 5%, which is authorised to flow at 1200 GJ on a certain Day, and utilises this amount, will pay an Overrun Charge as follows: 50 GJ at 100% of the Tariff for that Path; plus 150 GJ at 130% of the Tariff for that Path. the charge for unauthorised Daily Overrun Gas on a Firm Injection Service, an As-Available Injection Service or an As-Available Withdrawal Service is calculated so that the first portion of the authorised Daily Overrun Gas up to the Contract Tolerance on the relevant Day is charged at 100% of the Tariff for that Path and the remainder of the authorised Daily Overrun Gas delivered by the Service Provider is charged at 130% of the then current Tariff for that Path. Additional Daily Overrun Gas, in excess of the authorised Daily Overrun Gas is charged at 150% of the then current Tariff for that Path (Unauthorised Overrun Charge).
Example Calculation. A shipper has a Firm Haulage Service contract with an Operational MDQ of 1000 GJ/d on Path 1 and for an Operational MDQ of 2000 GJ/d on Path 2, where Path 1 and Path 2 are in the same Zone. If the shipper flows 1200 GJ on Path 1 and 1800 GJ on Path 2 on a certain Day, the Service Provider will calculate the extent of the Shipper’s Overrun Gas in that Zone as follows: • 200 GJ Overrun for Path 1; plus
Example Calculation. A shipper has a Firm Forward Haulage Service contract with an Operational MDQ of 1000 GJ/d on Path 1 and for an Operational MDQ of 2000 GJ/d on Path 2, where Path 1 and Path 2 are in the same Area. If the shipper flows 1200 GJ on Path 1 and 1800 GJ on Path 2 on a certain Day, the Service Providers will calculate the extent of the Shipper’s Overrun Gas in that Area as follows: 200 GJ Overrun for Path 1; plus 0 GJ Overrun for Path 2. Therefore the total Overrun Gas, invoiced in accordance with clause 23 for the Shipper for that Day for that Area will be 200 GJ.
Example Calculation has the meaning set forth in Section 2.06(a)(i).
Example Calculation. A shipper has a Firm Forward Haulage Service contract with a MDQ of 1000 GJ/d on Path 1 and for a MDQ of 2000 GJ/d on Path 2, where Path 1 and Path 2 are in the same Zone. If the shipper flows 1200 GJ on Path 1 and
Example Calculation. A shipper with a Firm Forward Haulage Service contract for a Zonal MDQ of 1000 GJ/d and a Contract Tolerance of 5%, which is authorised to flow at 1200 GJ on a certain Day, and utilises 1300 GJ, will pay an Overrun Charge as follows: • 50 GJ at 100% of the then current Tariff for that Path; plus • 150 GJ at 135% of the then current Tariff for that Zone; plus • 100 GJ at 200% of the then current Tariff for that Zone.
Example Calculation means the example calculation of Working Capital attached hereto as Exhibit A hereto. The Parties agree that the Current Assets and Current Liabilities taken into account in calculating Working Capital shall be consistent with the accounts set forth in the Example Calculation.