Imbalance Costs definition

Imbalance Costs means all costs, including mitigation costs, incurred by the GLO for Imbalance Gas, resulting from the GLO’s use of information in Exhibit B or any subsequent amendment(s) thereto.
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Imbalance Costs shall m ean all costs, in cluding mitigation costs, in curred by th e GLO f or Imbalance Gas, resulting from the GLO’s use of infor mation in Exhibit B or any subsequent amendment(s) thereto.
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Examples of Imbalance Costs in a sentence

  • The GLO will make commercially reasonable attempts to effectuate intra-month scheduled amendments, but makes no guarantee that they can be implemented or that avoidance of Imbalance Costs can be achieved.

  • Shall mean the cost incurred by the GLO to supply volume(s) of natural gas to the Points of Delivery identified in Exhibit A, and includes but is not limited to, tariff and telemetry charges, transportation charges, park-and-loan charges, cash outs, fuel charges, meter or metering charges, fees and taxes, including all Imbalance Costs actually incurred or reasonably allocated by the GLO before or after the Points of Delivery.

  • The GLO will m ake comm ercially reasonable attem pts to ef fectuate intra-month scheduled am endments, but m akes no guarantee that they can be im plemented or that avoidance of Imbalance Costs can be achieved.