Fuel Quantity definition

Fuel Quantity means the quantity of gas expressed in gigajoules which is to be used by TransCanada as fuel for transporting Shipper's Authorized Quantity.

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Fuel Quantity means the hourly metered usage of gas (Mmbtu) for the Facility to generate power to meet a Schedule or Dispatch by the Department, plus equivalent gas at the Guaranteed Heat Rate for any CAISO imbalance energy provided as permitted hereunder. Such hourly metered usage of gas shall be determined based on the ratio of (1) the actual output of the Facility to supply the Department’s Scheduled Energy (but not energy generated in excess of the Department hourly schedule, unless pursuant to a Department Dispatch) or Dispatched Energy (but not energy generated in excess of a Department Dispatch) to (2) the actual total output of the Facility.

Fuel Quantity means the quantity of gas expressed in gigajoules which is to be used by TCPL as fuel for transporting Customer’s Authorized Quantity.

Examples of Fuel Quantity in a sentence

• If there is a variance in the Fuel Quantity for any reason, the Parties will adjust all future Fuel nominations to balance out the position with the Pipeline.

• To determine the relevant fair market value pricing for the Fuel Quantity identified in the FIA (the “Fuel Price”), the quality and grade of such Fuel Quantity will be taken into account.

• The UxC Fuel Quantity & Cost Calculator will be the easiest to use, and publicly available, so it will be used in future examples.10 Starting with the assumptions used in the RSA, enter in the assumed tails and product assay described in Figure 2.

• Fair market value of Fuel Inventory at each Generating Plant will be the product of Fuel Quantity (as defined below) multiplied by Fuel Price (as defined below), consistent with the procedures and guidelines described below.

• AE Supply is responsible for nominating the Fuel Quantity for day-ahead at the Fuel Delivery Point 2 in accordance with Schedule 6.

• Buyer acknowledges that SellerM to establish the following Biomass Plantation(s), based on Buyer's stated intent to purchase biomass from the Plantation(s): Eucalyptus 1,000 Leucaena Fuel Quantity: Both Parties agree that significant uncertainty exists, which the Seller may have no control over, as to biomass crop yields and Environmental Force Majeure (as defined in Section 12 of this Agreement), including but not limited to fire, freeze, drought, and wind damage.

• The Fuel Quantity is stated as a percentage of the Gas delivered by Shipper at the Receipt Points.

• If this amount is less than the Fuel Quantity, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will deliver the remainder to Fuel Delivery Point 1.

• Place of Acceptance: [●] Delivery Date: [●] Delivery Time: [●] (local time, Cartagena, Colombia) Testing Fuel Quantity: [●] Quantity of marine diesel oil on board the FSRU at the Delivery Time: [●] Specification of marine diesel oil on board the FSRU at the Delivery Time: [●] The quantity and specification of marine diesel oil on board FSRU upon the Delivery Date shall be the "Bunkers at Delivery", as defined in the Agreement.

More Definitions of Fuel Quantity

Fuel Quantity means the hourly metered usage of gas (Mmbtu) for the Facility to generate power to meet a Schedule or Dispatch by the Department, plus equivalent gas at the Guaranteed Heat Rate for any CAISO imbalance energy provided as permitted hereunder. Such hourly metered usage of gas shall be determined based on the ratio of (1) the actual output of the Facility to supply the Department’s Scheduled Energy (but not energy generated in excess of the Department hourly schedule, unless pursuant to a Department Dispatch) or Dispatched Energy

Fuel Quantity. The FIA will identify the quantity of Usable Fuel (as defined below, such quantity, the “Fuel Quantity”) at each Generating Plant through certain procedures, including but not be limited to physical observation at each Generating Plant to identify the amount of Usable Fuel in each tank, taking into consideration the fuel contents at various locations in the tank. “Usable Fuel” is defined as the fuel at each Generating Plant that is able to be used (without requiring mixing with other fuels or dilution) by such Generating Plant to produce electricity, as determined by the applicable plant permit, operating specifications and the applicable turbine manufacturer’s specifications; for the avoidance of doubt, Usable Fuel may exist both above and below the suction line of the tank. All fuel quantities that are determined to be Usable Fuel, per the definition above, will be included in the Fuel Quantity and subject to the pricing mechanisms described below.

Fuel Quantity means 22,000 Dth per day.